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Early Years Furniture Carpets & Mats


Large Number Rug - Premium


Premium Learning Rugs


Comply with EN71 safety standards and off er a lifetime limited wear warranty with a 5 year soil and stain protection.


• Life time anti-static fi bre


• High twist 100% nylon – prevents matting and crushing


• Flexible back resists wrinkling • Triple felt backing, double stitching


This large rug is big enough to seat 35 children


Blue


D28225 Dimension: 2570(W) x 3600mm(L)


£350.49


Available in 2 colours Blue


Green B Large Shapes Learning Rug - Premium


Includes the key 2D shapes circle, triangle, square, rectangle, pentagon, hexagon and octagon. Develop children’s knowledge of primary and secondary colours too. Large enough to seat 35 children. Dimensions: 2570(W) x 3600mm(L)


D56274 Each £350.49 C Large Alphabet Learning Rug - Premium


A great teaching aid for lower and upper case letter (Sassoon Medium Font) recognition and formation. Develop children’s knowledge of primary and secondary colours. Large enough to seat 30 children. Dimensions: 2570(W) x 3600mm(L)


D56275 Each £350.49 D Large Sitting Stars Rug - Premium


This design is large enough to seat 35 children and can be used in group activities to promote focus and engagement using the clearly defi ned placement stars. Dimensions: 2570(W) x 3600mm(L)


D76808 Each £350.49 E Solid Colour Rectangular Rugs - Premium


Premium quality with plush, comfortable pile single felt backing. 100% hardwearing nylon. Large enough to seat 16 children. Dimensions: 1780(W) x 2565mm(L)


D28278 Blue D28279 Green


Each £142.99 Each £142.99


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