Four Chairs, One Round Table
Put this set in a playroom and watch where the children end up. Most kids drift to a table that is truly theirs, with chairs they can pull out themselves. The wide, angled legs keep each chair steady, and the cut-out handle in the backrest gives small hands an obvious place to grip and drag.
The round top has no head and no foot. Four children sit as equals, passing the glue stick, trading textas and negotiating who gets the blue. Turn-taking and sharing are core social skills in the preschool years, and a round table gives them daily practice.
Built for Drawing, Dough and Dinner
The top is smooth rubberwood and plywood in a natural finish, stained with food colouring and sealed with a non-toxic, water-based sealant. It gives a steady surface for pencil pressure, which matters for the pre-writing grip children are building at 3 to 5. Dough, paint and glue wipe off with a soft cloth dampened with mild detergent solution. The set also suits snack time, so the table earns its floor space from breakfast to bedtime.
It is quiet furniture. There are no moving parts or sounds, so it suits a lounge room, bedroom or classroom corner while you get on with dinner. It works for solo drawing and for a group of four.
Size and Where It Fits
The table measures 70 cm x 70 cm and stands 50 cm high, so it fits in a corner of a playroom or beside a kitchen bench. Each chair is 30 cm wide, 27 cm deep and 53.5 cm high overall, with a seat height of 30 cm. That seat height suits children from about 3 years, and the chairs list a maximum weight of 30 to 35 kg. The set grows with them: colouring and play dough at 3 become early writing, puzzles and homework by 6 or 7, and it stays useful into the early primary years when craft projects take over from play dough.