LILLVIKEN Lid
Must be completed with
How to get it
- Stainless steel
This smart lid can be used in sinks with LILLVIKEN water trap and strainer. The lid attaches via a magnet, giving the sink a clean, flat surface – and prevents food waste from getting into the basket.
Product details
Attaches via a magnet to all sink bowls with LILLVIKEN water-trap and can be used as a handle for lifting the basket.
The lid creates a flat surface at the bottom of the sink and prevents food waste from getting into the basket, making the sink easy to keep clean.
IKEA of Sweden
Good to know
Fits all sinks with LILLVIKEN water trap.
Materials and care
Material
- Lid:
- Stainless steel
- Seal:
- Polyethylene foam
- Magnet:
- Steel
- Bottom:
- Acetal plastic
Care
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Wipe clean with a soft cloth dampened in water and a mild non-abrasive washing-up detergent or soap, if necessary.
Do not use scouring-powder, steel wool, hard or sharp tools which can scratch the stainless steel surface.
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IKEA of Sweden AB
CHINA, FINLAND
IKEA KOREA
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IKEA Korea/ 1670-4532
8/1/2016
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Manufactured Date : Refer to product package surface e.g) 1246=12(YY)46(WW)
Measurements
- Diameter: 8 cm
Packaging
LILLVIKEN
Article Number303.290.34- Height: 2 cm
- Weight: 0.04 kg
- Diameter: 8 cm
- Package(s): 1
Customer reviews
Material
What is stainless steel?
Stainless steel is found in everything from building structures and cars to sinks and knives. It’s easy to see why it has so many uses. Stainless steel is hard and durable and has good resistance to corrosion – namely rust. It generally has a low nickel content, and for IKEA products we mainly use stainless steel that’s nickel-free. Like many other metals, it can be recycled again and again to become new, hardwearing things – without losing its valuable properties.