Kinderfeets Pikler | Small Triangle

Hours of creative, energetic play. Kinderfeets Pikler Play brings the world-renown practices of Hungarian pediatrician, Emmi Pikler, to life in a stunning new eco-friendly collection of robust, wooden climbing frames. Pikler Play encourages children to discover and develop fundamental skills for balance, coordination and movement at their own pace. Much like the award-winning Kinderboard, Pikler Play lets every child’s imagination run free. The Pikler Small Triangle is a compact climbing frame for developing motor skills, improving balance and building confidence.

Features climbing bars on two sides. 41cm high. 46cm wide. Supports up to 60 kgs. Use it alone or in combination with other Kinderfeets Pikler Play products to create your own play gym.

Educational Benefits: Gross Motor Skills – Balance – Creativity

Some adult assembly is required.

Suitable for Ages: 12 Months+

Materials: Using Sustainable Beech and Birch plywood from renewable forests, Non-formaldehyde glue, Non-toxic paints and Water-based Dyes & Lacquers. Kinderfeets packaging is also made from recycled paper and water-based inks.

Care instructions: This is a wooden product protected by a lacquer veneer coating. Never store it in a location exposed to the elements or where condensation can build up overnight (such as a shed or balcony). Bolts may loosen from use. Be sure to check them regularly. Detailed care and assembly instructions ship with this product. 

NOTE: This is an oversized item and may not apply for free shipping to some locations.  We will contact you with a custom quoted shipping price for this item if additional shipping fees apply. For a pre-purchase shipping estimate please email your request to [email protected] with your postcode.

Kinderfeets™ is the product of award-winning designer and Netherlands native, Oscar V. Mulder, who sought an opportunity to share his love of cycling with his then 2-year-old son, but there were no suitable bikes on the market to fit their needs. What else would the great-grandson of a Dutch bike designer do? A designer himself by trade, he took up the challenge himself and Kinderfeets was born!