Sand and Water A Bargain Longlast Kitchen Set


A fabulous Bargain Longlast Kitchen Set. A fantastic opportunity to create a role play area on a budget and a hot spot for communication and cooperative play. Requires assembly Dimensions: 60(H) x 45(D) x 50cm(W).


D57853 Pack of 4 Pack £281.99 B Bargain Longlast Mud Kitchen


Inexpensive but still impressive, this mud kitchen will suit all your outdoor ‘baking’ needs but without a high price tag! With a handy storage shelf underneath, a sink and four burners, children will be able to engage in hours of high-quality imaginative play and learning. Requires assembly Dimensions: 100(L) x 45cm(D)).


D57855 Worktop 48cm (H) Each £108.99 D79396 Worktop 60cm (H) Each £115.99


B C A


Cosy@YPO


C Mud Pie Kitchen Cafe© KS1


Cosy Cafe offers two sinks for cleaning off those muddy dishes as well as storage underneath for pots and pans. You can also write on the front what is today’s special. Requires assembly Dimensions: 99(H) x 100(L) x 42cm(D).


D58961 Worktop 46.5cm (H)


D Bijou Long and Low Kitchen


Creates a more rustic and open ended feel to home corners or role play areas with our wooden kitchens in a toddler friendly size. Self assembly. Dimensions: 570(H) x 1000(L) x 420mm(D). Worktop 320mm(H).


D78615 Each £116.99 D Each £255.99


Email your order to orders@ypo.co.uk


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