Soehnle Digital Bath Scale - Style Sense Bamboo Magic

Digital Bath Scale - Style Sense Bamboo Magic Sustainability and naturalness are currently very trendy. Especially the material wood did it to people. That's not surprising. After all, wood is a renewable raw material, which also creates a homely ambience. The weighing surface of the digital personal scale Style Sense Bamboo Magic by Soehnle is made of bamboo. This makes the digital scale an optical highlight and at the same time gives it a pleasant warmth when entering. Bamboo, however, has another advantage. The surface of the digital scale for people is very easy to clean and corresponds to the hygienic standards that are wanted in the bathroom. The digital personal scale Style Sense Bamboo Magic by Soehnle is very energy-saving. because the luminous digits of the LED display only become visible when you enter. The display of the device takes place in 100g-accurate steps. On the one hand, the flat design ensures greater safety and a better stand, on the other hand, the large tread as well as the slip-resistant feet of the body scale. It is also designed for a load capacity of up to 180 kg. The Soehnle scale switches off automatically after measuring, which guarantees a long service life of the model. Features: Innovative design - Display only visible when stepping on the scale. Large 3.3cm white LED display for best readability even in even in dim light. Hygienic and Stable - Surface made of real, high-quality bamboo for a pleasantly warm foot feeling. Thin construction and large sturdy platform for high stability. Convenient - Immediate automatic 'On' function when stepping onto the scale. Energy-saving with automatic 'Off' function. High level precision - Weighing in 100g increments with Soehnle 4 sensor technology. Easy to change display from Kg/g to Stone/ lb. Weighs to 180 kg. Specifications: Dimensions: H:34.4 x W:34.8 x D:4.6 cm Guarantee: 5 years Batteries Required: Yes Material: Bambo, Abs, Metal, Silicone, Pmma Model Number: 63880

Price: £ 43.99 from Robert Dyas