The learning tower is a safe kind of stool that children can climb in and out of by themselves. Use it in the kitchen to let your child watch or help prepare food. It is also useful in the bathroom to use at the sink for brushing teeth or washing hands. The furniture is suitable for curious toddlers from 18 months to the age of 4 years. The learning tower measures 90x40x41cm and can safely support a weight of up to 100 kg. So you can use it as an adult by yourself.

Dimensions:

• Height of the platform: 45cm.
• Inside height of the barriers: 45 cm.
• Height of the first step: 22.5 cm.

Please note: the learning tower should only be used under adult supervision.

Important assets at a glance

• Timeless design
• Solid finishing
• Meets safety requirements

Included as standard

• Learning Tower

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 44.0 x 42.0 x 90.0 cm
• Material:

  Tower: Beech plywood
  Rod: Beech
  Rod holder: PP

• EN Standard: FSC, Risk Assessment
• Maintenance: Use a damp cloth and dry immediately.

• Recommended age - 18 months and older
• Multifunctional: use it as a helper tower and as a table with chair
• Safety - officially certified and safe
• Satisfies curiosity - children can explore the world around them and learn new skills
• Practical life skills - children learn to wash hands, cut vegetables, mix flour, and do other small but meaningful things by themselves
• Fine motor skills – the tower helps in developing agility and precision
• Independence - your children will increasingly do things on their own or with very little intervention from you

• Recommended age: 18 months and older
• Veelzijdig: gebruik it in every room where your family needs an extra step
• Multifunctional: children can use it as a step stool and chair
• Perfect for potty training: stable and large platform that can be rotated to better fit the toilet seat
• Made for family use: this step stool has been tested up to 100 kg and helps you reach the highest shelves
• Veiligheid: officially certified and safe
• Supports natural growth: kinderen kunnen de wereld om hen heen ontdekken en nieuwe vaardigheden leren
• Learning practical life skills: children learn to wash hands, cut vegetables, mix flour, and do other small but meaningful things independently
• Promotes independence: Your children are increasingly doing things on their own or with little intervention from you.