Pretend play · Range
Pretend & Role Play
Pretend play is where a wooden toy earns its price. A play kitchen is furniture for a child: it gets leaned on, opened, filled and dragged across a room, and it has to survive a younger sibling. Our Pretend & Role Play range carries 120 props — play kitchens, market stalls, tool benches, dollhouses, play food, tea sets, doctor kits and cleaning sets.
The range is built for carton economics. Large items are designed to flat-pack so a container holds a sensible number of units, and small props are packed in sets that make a shelf price work. We can mix a container across categories, which is how most importers buy.
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
5–8 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
0–2 yrs
5–8 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
0–2 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
0–2 yrs
5–8 yrs
0–2 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
Buying notes
What to check before you order
Flat-pack items are supplied with hardware, an assembly sheet and a carton that is drop-tested. Small props are age-graded separately from the furniture items.
If you are building a range rather than buying one item, start with two or three bestsellers in the range and add depth later. We will send a loading plan and carton list before production starts.
Other ranges
Mix a container across ranges — most buyers do.
Pretend & Role Play — FAQ
Do large items come assembled?
Can the kitchen be produced in our colour?
What is the lead time for a custom kitchen?
Can we order a mixed container?
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