Varenummer: PUL-0321
Say goodbye to plastic bags and plastic lunch boxes!
This healthy lunch box is made of stainless steel and is guaranteed free of harmful chemicals. It is perfect as a lunch box for the children. It is made of pure steel without silicone sealing edges or similar.
A lunch box typically needs to contain three things: sandwiches, snacks, and greens. In this lunch box, you can separate the items, and the children can open the lids themselves and combine them as they wish. The lunch box is in two layers, et a completely separate compartment at the bottom and a box on top with a smaller box inside. The lunch box contains no plastic parts.
The lunch box is dishwasher safe, but we recommend regular hand washing. Be aware that all steel, including stainless steel, can develop surface rust if placed in the dishwasher.
The opening function has been tested on children who can open and close it without getting their fingers pinched. The lunch box has the following dimensions when closed: approximately 16x12.5x8cm
Note: If the clasps are tight/loose, they can easily be adjusted with a cloth around pliers, after which they are adjusted to fit the need.
The bottom is 3 cm deep and fits well for rye bread sandwiches. The top is approximately 4 cm deep and fits well for pieces of fruit, snacks, pasta, salad, etc. The small box can hold about 300 ml and measures 6.3 x 11 x 4 cm.
Note that it is not 100% waterproof, as no plastic is used.
We recommend the lunch box from 6 years old.
It has been tested in an independent laboratory, suitable for food products, and produced in India. Note that these lunch boxes are produced in a small factory and are not mass-produced like most products today. Therefore, there may be small variations when the steel is pressed into shape. You may find that the bottom and top do not fit perfectly together at first, but may require some adjustment, perhaps pressing down or similar.
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