Fulfilled by our friends at Welter Atelier-EU/US

Tofuu's design principle is to support our children's physical development and encourage them to physical activities

At the same time, we aimed to turn activities into fun, thanks to two ramp options. We have offered size options.

Our goal is for our children to grow up by touching wood, one of the biggest parts of nature, and feeling the naturalness of wood.

• The product is made from high class polished beech wood and coated with baby proof eco EN71 certified wax. 

• Beech wood is very strong and flexible.

• The wood is coated with ecological , baby safe natural protective wax for wood, containing linseed oil that is specially prepared for wood processing, colophony (pine resin), bees wax and composition of other high quality waxes, it has a pleasant aroma of honey.

• Advantages of wax for wood:

  + Natural product containing bees wax.

  + Protects from moisture and dirt.

  + Ensures antistatistic features of surface (doesn’t attract dust).

  + Grants slightly velvety gloss.

  + Waxed surface is easy to clean.

  + Coating can be easily renewed, also locally.

  + Increases mechanical wear resistance of the wood.

  + Doesn’t form a film on the wood; therefore doesn’t peel.

  + Waxed wood breathes.

  + Has pleasant honey aroma.

  + WAX DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY CHEMICAL ELEMENTS AND IS SAFE FOR YOUR BABY!

• Components: Beech Wood & Stick

• The activity toys are CE marked, tested and compliant with the European Union Harmonized Standards for Toy Safety that are internationally accepted (Directive 2009/48 / EC).

• The furniture is consigned in a knock-down form. It is very easy to build it up, a complete set has everything that is necessary for that including a guidance note and a mounting hardware!

• Recommended from 6 months to 8 years old kids . Maximum load up to 88 kg.

• The climb angle of the triangle and ramps can be adjusted.

• The playground can be enlarged by adding additional parts.

Emmi Pikler was a Hungarian Pediatrician who developed a new theory of child development in the 1930s/40s, based on allowing the child to move freely and develop at his or her own pace. This also applies to the development of motor skills. In practice this means that children have the opportunity to learn how to move their bodies. Now you can create your own litttle playground at home.