Seating A B
Cosy@YPO
A Rustic Kitchen Work Table
A beautiful rustic work table that offers ample space for children to work on a large scale or collaborate on projects. Would work well as a standalone work station or as part of an outside role-play space or mud pie kitchen. Requires assembly. Seats not included. Dimensions: 80(W) x 120(D) x 50cm(H).
D58937 C
Each £203.99
B Tuff Spot Friendly Picnic Bench
This is a perfect home for your tuff spot as it fits on top of the picnic table for easy reach. Also a great table in its own right as its shape is conducive to group activities and conversation. A truly heavy duty table/chair unit. Requires assembly. Tuff tray not included. Dimensions: 570(H) x 1400(W) x 1400mm(D)
D58934 C Small Knights Of The Round Table
Welcome to Camelot. Perfect for extending story gardens; this set of tree stump table and carved out chairs makes a great Knights of the Round Table setting. Supervision recommended.
D58933 D
Each £245.99 Each £344.99
E
D Mini Mushroom Number Seats
Line them up, put them in a circle; call a number and ask children to sit on it. Bring outdoor Maths to life with our rustic Mushroom seats and enhance your outdoor area. Suitable for age 3+. Dimensions: 20(D) x 21cm(H).
D75592 Pack of 10 E Deep Spot Tray
You have been asking about the tuff spot’s little brother for a while. Here it is - deeper than a tuff spot, smaller diameter to get through a door but still large enough to be effective for small world play. Diameter: 69cm.
306235 Each £25.99 Email your order to
orders@ypo.co.uk 29 Each £255.99
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