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Sand and Water
A Pump & Playstation
A rustic kitchen with a working pump. Fantastic for all sorts of sand, water and mud play and a great chance to develop those arm muscles with all that pumping. Pump it up! Suitable for age 3+. Requires assembly. Contents not included. Dimensions: 120(W) x 44(D) x 48cm(H).
D58980 D58936
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Worktop 48cm (H) Worktop 65cm (H)
Each £331.99 Each £335.99
B Water Pump Trays Set
Take your water play to the next level with this water tray set with pumps. Children will have endless fun pumping the water around between the trays. Great for upper arm strength too. Requires assembly Dimensions: 58(W) x 103(D) x 58cm(H).
D58940 D
Pack £231.99
C Pump In Pump Out, Double Pump Station
Double pump and play slope station that offers hours of water play fun. Children can discover the physics of moving water, explore cause and effect whilst developing that all important upper arm strength. Incorporating a generous-sized water tray it provides an excellent starting point or extension of your water play provision. Comes with two pumps to move the water around, pump in to the tray and back again. Suitable for age 3+. Requires assembly Dimensions: 70(W) x 140(D) x 97cm(H).
D58939 Each £570.99
D Outdoor Long Last Station (Large)
This large station, is an ideal solution for outdoors. Our new design will allow it to stay outside without worry of covering it up at the end of each day. Your resources will stand out on our black tops plus you can chalk on them too. Self assembly. Contents not included. Dimensions: 69(H) x L100(L) x D40cm (D)
D79335 64 Shop the full range online
ypo.co.uk/cosy Each £301.99
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