Early Years Furniture Cloakroom


Cloakroom Maximise cloakroom space with our sleek cubby units, available in three heights for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. Each cubby features spacious clear tubs for shoes or essentials, wipe-clean name boards, shelves and handy hooks for coats and bags. Designed for safety and stability, Millhouse cubbies must be securely wall‑fixed using the supplied mounting bracket, keeping spaces tidy and organised.


• Made from premium-grade maple melamine • Whiteboard panel for children’s names • Sturdy and durable construction • 1 year guarantee for tubs


LIFE TIME


MONTHS 6+


YEARS


2+


YEARS


3+


A Infant Cubby


• 2 child: 2 clear tubs, 2 top cubbies and 4 hooks • 4 child: 4 clear tubs, 4 top cubbies and 8 hooks Dimensions:


2 child - 960(H) x 565(W) x 400mm(D) 4 child - 960(H) x 1130(W) x 400mm(D)


D85086 2 child D85087 4 child


Each £302.49 Each £539.99


B Toddler Cubby


• 2 child: 2 clear tubs, 4 top cubbies and 4 hooks • 6 child: 6 clear tubs, 12 top cubbies and 12 hooks Dimensions:


2 child - 1050(H) x 450(W) x 400mm(D) 6 child - 1050(H) x 1350(W) x 400mm(D)


D85088 2 child D85089 6 child


Each £311.49 Each £817.49


C Preschool Cubby


• 2 child: 4 clear tubs, 4 top cubbies and 4 hooks • 6 child: 12 clear tubs, 12 top cubbies and 12 hooks Dimensions:


2 child - 1220(H) x 450(W) x 400mm(D) 6 child - 1220(H) x 1350(W) x 400mm(D)


D85090 2 child D85091 6 child


Each £353.99 Each £936.49


D Cubby Corner Shelf


• Create a corner configuration between two units • Sits flush against the wall to prevent items falling behind units • Provides an additional display surface • Suitable for Infant, Toddler and Preschool units Dimensions: 270(H) x 470(W) x 470mm(D)


D32038 Shop brands you know and love Each £85.49 63


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