This fun safari-themed toy box will help you and your children keep the bedroom or playroom tidy. Because of its spacious interior the Teamson Sunny Safari Toy Box can hold a large quantity of toys of all shapes and sizes. The exterior is hand-painted with friendly wild animals jungle trees and a smiling sun. This sturdy children’s toy box is handmade from durable wood composite for long-lasting quality and stability. The paint used has been tested and verified to be free of lead to ensure your child’s safety. Safety hinges make the lid close slowly which prevents slamming and pinched fingers. Handles on the sides make it easy for adults to move the toy box as needed.Order the Sunny Safari Toy Box today and teach your children to stay organized.About Teamson DesignBased in Edgewoood N.Y. Teamson Design Corporation is a wholesale gift and furniture company that specializes in handmade and hand painted kid-themed furniture collections and occasional home accents. In business since 1997 Teamson continues to inspire homes with creative and colorful furniture.
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Say goodbye to clunky classic toy boxes with the super-modern super-functional Hoohobbers White Folding Toy Box – Embroidered. This durable fabric toy box boasts an open top – meaning kids won’t get their fingers caught under a lid when getting in or out of the box – and a sturdy trapezoidal shape that stands firm when kids reach over the sides. Just fold it carry it where you need it unfold it and fill the 4.5 cubic feet of space with toys. Rooms will be neat in a snap and children will still be able to spot what they want through the see-through mesh. The fabric and powder-coated steel frame are water-safe for use indoors and out and optional embroidered personalization in a number of lettering styles and colors adds a bright pop. Tailor it to your children’s room – this toy box is bound to become a playtime fixture.About HoohobbersBased in Chicago Hoohobbers has designed and manufactured its own line of products since 1981 beginning with the now-classic junior director’s chair. Hoohobbers makes both hard goods (furniture) and soft goods. Hoohobbers’ hard goods are not your typical furniture products; they fold are lightweight and portable and are made to be carried by children all around the house. Even outdoors Hoohobbers’ hard goods are 100 percent water-safe. At the same time they are plenty durable and can take the abuse children often give. Hoohobbers’ soft goods are fabric items ranging from bibs to bedding from art smocks to Moses baskets.Hoohobbers’ products are recognized by independent third parties for their quality and performance. Hoohobbers has received Best Design Awards from America’s Juvenile Products Association each time selected from more than 20000 products. Hoohobbers has also received the Parents’ Choice Award and no Hoohobbers product has ever been subject to consumer recall. Furthermore the company’s products are often featured in leading women’s and children’s publications.
Filed under Toy Boxes and Storage Units by on May 30th, 2010.
Simple classic and versatile. The Natural Toy Box by Room Magic is perfect for storage of toys clothes books and more& and the look is so clean it’ll suit any d?cor. Add it to the kid’s bedroom the playroom or even the living room the beautiful natural wood finish will be at home anywhere. The wave-shaped lid has safety hinges that prevent slamming on little fingers; the lid itself is made from solid wood while the sides of the box are birch veneers. Everything is finished in a natural gloss for shine and protection.About Room MagicRoom Magic is a children’s furniture and accessories company. Their children’s bedroom collections are inspired by Matisse and a child’s lively imagination: Bright whimsical “cut outs” of tea cups kissing fish and playful lizards animate brightly colored and natural finished birch wood designs.
Filed under Toy Boxes and Storage Units by on May 28th, 2010.
The Levels of Discovery Alphabet Soup Toy Box Bench has a bright colorful design with integral teaching tools for young children. A colorful combination of solids polka dots and stripes in shades of blue green red orange and ivory will capture the attention while spinning tiles provide stimulating activity. Your child will love using the tiles to learn the alphabet letters and names of animal friends. And when your little one is ready the dry-erase board is ideal for practicing letters and numbers. In the meantime? It works great at storing tons of toys inside plus doubles as a comfy bench. What more could you ask for?About Levels of DiscoveryAfter spending years as a product developer and president for companies like Enesco the Franklin Mint and Hallmark Jeff Hutsell decided to devote himself to creating innovative unique and fun furnishings made especially for children. The resulting company Levels of Discovery now strives to design pieces that are more than simply pieces of heirloom-quality furniture. Each piece features unexpected details that will surprise and delight children and parents alike. Playful themes and hidden features like music boxes picture frames or time-out timers elevate rocking chairs benches tables and other pieces into treasured works of art that will define your youngster’s childhood. All these extras combine to create beautiful hand painted masterpieces that are sure to become instant family treasures.
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Your little monster has too many toys! This Riley Green Toy Box is disguised as a bench and will help you hide everything from boxcars to Bakugon from blocks to Batman.We know kids’ furniture needs to be two things: sturdy and safe. Crafted from durable beechwood and MDF this bench is meant to withstand the wear and tear that comes with child’s play. And it’s made to pass all CPSC safety tests meaning superior excellence and quality. A safety hinge prevents slamming which means no trapped fingers! Complete with finger slots for easy opening.
Filed under Toy Boxes and Storage Units by on Mar 24th, 2010.
