Materials
The wood decides how the toy ages
Four timbers cover almost everything in the catalogue. The choice is driven by the part, the finish and the price — not by preference.
Beech
Beech is the default hardwood for wooden toys: dense, fine-grained, holds a clean edge and takes paint evenly. It is the right choice for blocks, puzz…
19 SKUsPine
Pine is lighter and cheaper than beech and shows more grain. It suits large painted items, play furniture and hollow blocks where weight matters more …
4 SKUsRubberwood
Rubberwood is a plantation timber with a warm tone and good hardness. It is a common choice for painted furniture, easels and play kitchens where cost…
2 SKUsBirch plywood
Birch plywood is stable, thin and strong across the panel, which is why puzzle boards, dollhouse walls and busy-board backs use it. Edges are sanded a…
13 SKUsFrequently asked
Is the timber FSC certified?
FSC-certified stock is available on request for most products; it changes the price and the lead time. Tell us at quotation stage.
Can we mix species in one order?
Yes, though cartons are usually packed per SKU.