Kindergarten tables – high quality & child-friendly

Which kindergarten table best suits our room (shape) & Mission)?

The right kindergarten table depends on your activities and the shape of the room. Square models are suitable for small groups, rectangular ones for longer work surfaces, trapezoidal ones for flexible group areas, and semicircular ones for circles or U-shapes. It's best to start with the overview: Kindergarten tables at Kibemo.

What table height is suitable for a kindergarten table (including seat height)?

Base your decisions on the children's height, not just their age. According to DIN EN 1729, for example, a seat height of approximately 35 cm and a table height of 59 cm are often appropriate for children with a height of approximately 119–142 cm.
For groundwork, a low Floor table (30 cm) Ideal. For special requirements, other dimensions/heights are available on request for some models.

What size should a kindergarten table be (60×60, 120×60, 120×80)?

A compact kindergarten table is often ideal for 2–4 children because it keeps distances short. For crafting, building, experimenting, or supervising activities at the table, 120×60 or 120×80 cm tables are usually more practical. Examples: square 60/80/90 cm or rectangular 120×60/120×80.

Which materials are particularly robust and easy to care for when used for a kindergarten table?

In everyday daycare life, a durable laminate tabletop has proven its worth. Several Kibemo models feature a 19 mm laminate tabletop combined with solid wood (e.g., beech) and a rounded edge.
For maximum stability, there are also versions with a steel frame, e.g. Robust kindergarten table for versatile use.

How do I properly clean a kindergarten table (paint, glue, crumbs)?

Clean the kindergarten table daily with a damp cloth and mild dish soap. For heavier soiling, warm water and soap (or mild alkaline solution) will help, without unnecessarily damaging the surface.

Are the kindergarten tables stackable?

Many professional kindergarten tables are designed for stability and are not intended to be stacked. When space saving is important, flexible shapes are often the better solution: trapezoids combined with rectangles can quickly create islands or rows without stacking furniture. For example, the following are suitable: trapezoidal and rectangular.

Are there kindergarten tables with wheels or leveling feet?

Yes. For greater flexibility, there are models with casters and height adjusters for floor leveling, e.g. Robust kindergarten table for versatile use