Sense of Place for Wee Ones – Stove and Cupboard

1 – 3 years. Constructed from a durable combination of FSC-sourced materials, the Stove and Cupboard merges each hallmark of this furniture collection into the perfect dramatic play space for infants and toddlers. Ramps, holes, and cutouts for pass-through and multiple levels promote children’s movement and make this interactive unit a special place for exploration, discovery and socialization. Designed to be used back-to-back with the Sink and Fridge Kitchen, the kitchen units in this collection can be stationed away from the wall, creating accessibility from all four sides. This encourages children to exuberantly navigate around the unit, increases play possibilities and uses classroom space in a more interesting and effective way. The unit features plenty of additional storage for pretend play accessories and children’s toys.

Product Features:

• Made from a durable combination of white laminated plywood and solid birch
• Smooth sanded edges, with an easy-to-clean finish that prevents scratches and stains
• Collection created using an innovative 360° Play Design to encourage meaningful interaction with the furniture from all sides
• Intentional holes and mirror details encourage children to practice innate play patterns
• Features cubby storage below for dramatic play accessories
• Holes in the cupboard allow children to push objects through and down ramps that empty into the stove area
• Connect with Sense of Place for Wee Ones – Sink and Fridge Kitchen to create a playful dramatic play area that can be accessed from all sides
• Pass-through cutout in the unit encourages socialization between multiple children during play
• Designed specifically for toddlers and two’s
• Limited Lifetime Warranty
• Furniture connection tools and instructions included
• Measures 92cmL x 40cmW x 81cmH

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Due to the nature of the wood used, variations in colour and grain are to be expected. Naturally occurring variations in wood like colour, grain, pinholes, and knots are not considered defects.