You can use the included illustrations as they are or let your child draw on them with their favourite colours.
Unleash your creative side! There are endless possibilities to create personalised labels with photographs, drawings and newspaper clippings – or stickers that otherwise can be difficult to remove.
By using pictures on the inside of the wardrobe you can show which order to put clothes on so your child can get ready in the morning on their own.
- Symbols guide in the wardrobeChildren learn through repetition and routines, but may sometimes need some help along the way. In preschools, symbols and signs are often used to help with structure and guidance. Even at home, symbols can support daily routines and are a way to communicate without nagging. With HÄNGIG label holder you can label drawers with pictures of socks, underwear and sweaters so it will be easier for a half-awake child to find the right garment. Use the symbols included with HÄNGIG or let your child create their own using some colouring pens.
- What is PET plastic?PET plastic is perhaps best known for its use in beverage bottles, yet suits a lot of food and beverage packaging since it's approved for food contact. Like other plastics, PET is largely made from oil-based raw materials, but today there are even better opportunities to use both renewable raw materials, like corn and sugar cane, and to recycle the plastic several times. At IKEA, recycled PET becomes many things – from storage boxes to soft filling in pillows and quilts.
- Can be fixed horizontally or vertically to the outside or inside of SMÅSTAD doors and pull-out storage.
- Can also be fixed to PLATSA storage frames and other products with a thickness of max. 16 mm, for example wardrobes, doors and desks.
