An ecological baby crib in classic white and easy to combine with any style. The Papercrib crib is a brand new concept that is well on its way to conquering the Netherlands. With a unique cardboard design, the Papercrib is a sustainable asset to any nursery.
Safe and extremely strong, that is what Papercrib stands for. The lightweight crib is made of honeycomb cardboard. This cardboard is made of high-quality paper, 100% biologically recyclable and fire-retardant certified.
Product length: 93 cm
Product width: 66 cm
Product height: 89 cm
Delivered as a kit: Yes
Weight: 5.2 kg
Delivery:
The order will be shipped with PostNL.
Delivery time:
Delivery time: 7 working days .
Postage costs:
Small packages (NL): €4.95.
Small packages (BE/DE): €8.95.
Large packages (NL): €5.95.
Large packages (BE/DE): €11.95.
XL packages (NL): from €35 (depending on the region).
XL packages (BE/DE): from €65 (depending on the region).
Free shipping:
Free shipping from €60 for small and large parcels within NL/BE/DE.
Free shipping on XL packages available from a certain order value per country:
NL – from €500
BE – from €750
DE, LUX – from €1000
FR, DK, ES – from €2500
♻️ Sustainable cardboard
Our cardboard is made from at least 73% recycled material. The rest of our cardboard is made from FSC-certified wood fiber. Moreover, our cardboard is 100% recyclable!
🇳🇱🇨🇭 Locally produced
Our products aren't made in faraway countries. Orders for customers in the Netherlands and Switzerland are produced locally. This means every product is made as close to its final destination as possible, shortening transport distances, reducing our carbon footprint, and ensuring your order arrives faster and more sustainably. Curious where our Dutch and Swiss locations are? Check them out here.
📐 No overproduction
After you place your order, we get started right away. Your product is cut specifically for you using our cutting machine. This means we avoid overproduction and unnecessary inventory.
Want to know more about our mission and vision, and how we operate? Read it here !
An ecological baby crib in classic white and easy to combine with any style. The Papercrib crib is a brand new concept that is well on its way to conquering the Netherlands. With a unique cardboard design, the Papercrib is a sustainable asset to any nursery.
Safe and extremely strong, that is what Papercrib stands for. The lightweight crib is made of honeycomb cardboard. This cardboard is made of high-quality paper, 100% biologically recyclable and fire-retardant certified.
Product length: 93 cm
Product width: 66 cm
Product height: 89 cm
Delivered as a kit: Yes
Weight: 5.2 kg
Delivery:
The order will be shipped with PostNL.
Delivery time:
Delivery time: 7 working days .
Postage costs:
Small packages (NL): €4.95.
Small packages (BE/DE): €8.95.
Large packages (NL): €5.95.
Large packages (BE/DE): €11.95.
XL packages (NL): from €35 (depending on the region).
XL packages (BE/DE): from €65 (depending on the region).
Free shipping:
Free shipping from €60 for small and large parcels within NL/BE/DE.
Free shipping on XL packages available from a certain order value per country:
NL – from €500
BE – from €750
DE, LUX – from €1000
FR, DK, ES – from €2500
♻️ Sustainable cardboard
Our cardboard is made from at least 73% recycled material. The rest of our cardboard is made from FSC-certified wood fiber. Moreover, our cardboard is 100% recyclable!
🇳🇱🇨🇭 Locally produced
Our products aren't made in faraway countries. Orders for customers in the Netherlands and Switzerland are produced locally. This means every product is made as close to its final destination as possible, shortening transport distances, reducing our carbon footprint, and ensuring your order arrives faster and more sustainably. Curious where our Dutch and Swiss locations are? Check them out here.
📐 No overproduction
After you place your order, we get started right away. Your product is cut specifically for you using our cutting machine. This means we avoid overproduction and unnecessary inventory.
Want to know more about our mission and vision, and how we operate? Read it here !
