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Stapelstein Rainbow Classic (8er Set)

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Stapelstein Rainbow Classic (8er Set)Stapelsteine bieten unzhlige Spiel und Einsatzmglichkeiten und das meinen wir wirklich so, denn wir sehen es tglich im Brechind in Winterthur, wie Kinder sie mit Fantasie zum Leben erwecken. Ob als Balanciergert, Treppe oder sogar Karussell ein Stapelstein verwandelt sich in genau das, was gerade gebraucht wird. Ist der Tisch zu hoch? Einfach einen Stapelstein darunterstellen. Eine Sitzpause gefllig? Je nach Grsse werden zwei oder drei

Stapelsteine bieten unzählige Spiel- und Einsatzmöglichkeiten – und das meinen wir wirklich so, denn wir sehen es täglich im Bärechind in Winterthur, wie Kinder sie mit Fantasie zum Leben erwecken. Ob als Balanciergerät, Treppe oder sogar Karussell – ein Stapelstein verwandelt sich in genau das, was gerade gebraucht wird. Ist der Tisch zu hoch? Einfach einen Stapelstein darunterstellen. Eine Sitzpause gefällig? Je nach Grösse werden zwei oder drei übereinandergestapelt, und schon entsteht ein Hocker in Kinderhöhe.

 

Auch im kreativen Spiel entfalten die Stapelsteine ihr ganzes Potenzial: als Transportschale, Wiege für Puppen, Eierschale für ein selbst ausgedachtes Tier oder Kochtopf für eine fantasievolle Suppe. Der Stapelstein ist Spielgefährte, Alltagshelfer und Bewegungsimpuls in einem. Er fördert die Motorik, die Kreativität und die Balance – drinnen genauso wie draussen.

 

Alle Stapelsteine werden in Deutschland hergestellt, bestehen aus ressourcenschonendem Kunststoff, sind frei von Weichmachern und vollständig recyclebar. Sie sind wasserfest, speichelfest und halten auch Bissspuren problemlos aus. Die Farben bleiben dank UV-Beständigkeit lange schön – auch bei intensivem Gebrauch.

 

Produktinfos:
Acht Stapelsteine (Lila, Dunkelblau, Blau, Grün, Hellgrün, Gelb, Orange und Rot) Durchmesser: 27.5 cm | Höhe pro Stein: 12 cm | Gewicht: 180 g | Belastbar bis 180 kg | Ab 1 Jahr geeignet

 

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