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The indoor range from Community Playthings Respond quickly
The constant changes in every setting can be a strain on staff. Community Playthings products offer a host of teacher-friendly features, allowing staff to respond quickly to fl uctuating class sizes and the varying needs of children.
• Hidden wheels on shelving allow quick, lift-free moves.
• Table heights adjust in seconds with no tools.
• Shelves and panels connect without tools to create defi ned areas.
• Upholstery and other surfaces clean easily.
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Spend less on furniture Community Playthings products are made of solid hardwood birch and beech. An industry- leading 15-year warranty only hints at the full potential: these products typically last for decades, dramatically reducing your cost of ownership.
“The Community Playthings furniture and toys I purchased thirty years ago are still in use and as good as new!”
Mr Bromley Jones, Randlay Primary School
• All our products are MDF & PVC free and com- ply with legal requirements and voluntary standards for indoor emissions.
• Be safe, not just compliant: We proactively eliminate harmful chemicals based on science, not waiting for legislation to catch up.
• Pinch-free hinges, smoothly rounded corners, and solid durability dramatically reduce the risk of accidents.
Ensure health and safety
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