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Workbench for Children, Blue with Accessories
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A small foot brand productHappiness is made of wood! This is why small foot wooden toys make children so happy.
- Exceptional design, made in Germany
- Responsibility for quality and safety so children can play carefree
- A love for wood - because it's a popular environmental winner
- Playtime fun at a fair price - so that everyone can enjoy small foot
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Highlights
- Particularly robust and has 3 different height settings
- Incl. 10 child-friendly, fully functional tools
- Incl. large vice clamp
- Large workspace
- Plenty of space for storing materials and tools with the utensils boxes, tool rails, and large storage compartment
- Suitable for people who are right-handed or left-handed
- Workshop-typical colour scheme with lots of natural wood
- Available in two different colour varieties
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Product features
Dimensions: approx. 72 x 44 x 93 cm, working height approx. 60 - 70 cm
Brand: small foot
Material: wood
metal
EAN code: 4020972108395
Age recommendation: 8+
Weight incl. Packaging: 14,18
Page Main Catalog: 265
Contents: 1 workbench, 1 saw, 1 hammer, 1 pliers, 2 screwdrivers, 1 vice clamp, 1 folding rule, 1 spirit level, 4 screws, 1 chisel, 1 plane
Packaging: box
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Product informationBang, bang, bang – who’s that hammering? Young artisans copy the older ones and work hard crafting their masterpiece! The workbench made of solid wood opens up a host of options for children. Especially practical: 10 child-friendly, fully functional tools are already included! Vise, tool bar, utensil box and storage space under the large work surface leave nothing to be desired!
Promotes creativity and manual dexterity in a playful way! With hammer, screw clamp, screwdriver, saw, pliers, folding rule and spirit level, numerous accessories for right- and left-handed people are already included. Let's go - what do we build first?
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"As a Montessori educator, I am thrilled that the workbench and accessories are realistically child-sized and not just 'toys'. This gives my children the opportunity to 'copy' the right technique from their dad, learn how to use tools responsibly, and can experience success in making their own wooden objects."
