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Play furniture for kindergartens
Play furniture such as play kitchens, mirrored tents, puppet theaters, and market stalls create diverse opportunities for imaginative play and role-playing in kindergartens. This specially designed furniture fosters children's creativity and social interaction by recreating everyday scenarios and providing space for stories, drama, and imaginative adventures. Made with high-quality materials and featuring excellent design, it is perfectly tailored to the needs of young explorers. Whether shopping, cooking, or acting out plays, children can give free rein to their imaginations in a safe environment, learn important social skills, and playfully explore their world. This furniture transforms every kindergarten into a vibrant stage full of play and fun.
- Standard Delivery: Standard delivery is curb-side. For complete furnishings, we deliver directly to the room of use by arrangement.
- Free Shipping: For orders over CHF 1,500.
- Delivery to Point of Use: Optionally bookable for CHF 199/h (2-person team, from departure Zurich).
- Product Protection: Your delivery will be on pallets. Reusable pallets will be taken back; disposable pallets will not.
- Select the desired delivery service online.
- Provide the delivery address and contact details of a local contact person.
- You will receive a delivery date notification, preferably by SMS or alternatively by email.
- Confirm a suitable delivery date based on availability.
- Ensure that you are present on the delivery date and accept the delivery.
- Pre-assembled products: Many of our products are already assembled, so assembly is only necessary in individual cases.
- Furniture in individual parts: The assembly of products delivered in individual parts is usually very simple (with the exception of meeting pods).
- Assembly service: We offer assembly services through our partner companies for CHF 199.–/h (2-person team, from departure Zurich).
- Meeting Pods: The flat rates for the assembly of meeting pods vary by region.



















































