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Bins openSensory table
Sand, water, rice or snow: two built-in bins to pour, sort and explore at child height.
With the sensory bins
Try a tray
Create & discover · 1 to 6 years
Expandable sensory table
A plywood frame, two built-in bins and reversible lids. It goes from sensory table to play table to low table, without buying new furniture.
$[price]In stock, ships flat
Shipping across Canada · [shipping terms]
Furnishing a daycare?Volume pricing and trays chosen for your groups.
Quote- Ships across CanadaFlat-packed, in one box
- Easy assemblyCaptive tenons, minimal hardware
- Replaceable partsEvery part can be ordered on its own
- Designed in QuebecFor home and daycare
One piece, three uses
The same panels, three tables.
Flip the lids, change the height, and the table follows the play of the moment. No extra part to buy to go from one to the other.
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Lids flippedPlay table
The lids close the bins and make a flat surface for blocks, cars and puzzles.
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Lowest heightLow table
For drawing, puzzles or snack time, seated, with two small benches.
It grows with the child
From 1 to 6, one notch at a time.
- 1 to 2 years
Pour and explore
The lowest height, sand or water bins and big spoons. Little hands discover textures.
Sensory bins · funnels - 2 to 4 years
Create and observe
The art tray for painting standing up, the light tray for shapes and colours. The sieve for sorting.
Art tray · light tray · sieve - 4 to 6 years
Build and invent
Lids closed, the table becomes a project workshop: blocks, marble runs, puzzles together.
Reversible lids · chutes
In detail
Built to last.
Description
The expandable sensory table stands on a compact plywood frame. Two standard bins sit flush in the top; the lids flip over to form a play surface, and a low shelf keeps accessories within reach.
- One frame, three uses: sensory table, play table, low table
- Interchangeable trays: bins, art, light
- Height adjustable in three notches, from 1 to 6 years
- Home and daycare versions
Dimensions and materials
- Dimensions
- [W] × [D] × [H] cm
- Working heights
- Three notches: [h1], [h2] and [h3] cm
- Bins
- Two standard [capacity] L bins, replaceable
- Material
- 15 to 18 mm plywood, [species]
- Finish
- [finish], washable
- Weight
- [weight] kg
Safety
- Generous radius on every edge
- No gaps that could pinch a finger
- Lateral stability and load tests: [test results]
- Always use under adult supervision
Care
Wipe the wood with a damp cloth and mild soap, then dry. Empty and rinse the bins with water after each activity.
Shipping and assembly
Ships flat across Canada, in a single box. Captive tenons keep hardware to a minimum: allow [assembly time] to put it together.
Returns: [return policy].
Warranty and parts
A leg, a rail, a lid or a bin can be ordered on its own: the furniture stays, the part changes. Warranty: [length].
Trays and accessories
Complete the table.
Art tray
A smooth surface for painting and drawing standing up, cleaned with one wipe.
$[price]
Light tray
Soft light under translucent shapes to observe colours.
$[price]
Funnels and chutes
Cut pieces to pour, tip and roll from one bin to the other.
$[price]
Wooden sieve
A fine-mesh frame to sort sand, rice and little treasures.
$[price]
From what age can a child use a sensory table?
It is designed for children from 1 to 6. At the lowest height, it works as soon as a child stands steadily. Sensory play is always supervised by an adult.
What do you put in a sensory table?
Sand, water, rice, dry pasta, oats, snow or ice, with spoons, funnels and small containers. For children under 3, avoid anything small enough to fit through a toilet paper roll.
How do you keep the mess down?
Fill the bins a third of the way, put a washable mat under the table and close the lids when play is over. The bins lift out to be emptied over the sink.
Does it work for a daycare?
Yes. It is built for daily group use, and every part can be replaced. For several rooms, ask for a quote: we prepare volume pricing.
How long does assembly take?
About [assembly time]. The panels slot together and lock with captive tenons; there is very little hardware.
Can it be used outdoors?
It is designed for indoor use. You can take it out on the deck for an activity, but it should not stay outside: [note depending on the finish].
Daycares
The daycare sensory table, by volume.
Furnishing several rooms? We prepare a quote with volume pricing, the trays you need and spare parts ready to order.
Volume pricingReplaceable partsDesigned in Quebec
- Tell us about your groupsNumber of rooms, children's ages, available space.
- We suggest a configurationSets, trays and accessories, with volume pricing.
- Delivered to your centreFlat-packed, with the list of spare parts.
Play ideas
All guidesWhat to put inside?
How to set up a mess-free sensory bin
The right container, the right amount and three simple rules that keep the floor clean, without taking the fun out of pouring.
12 sensory activities for ages 1 to 3
Simple ideas using what is already in your kitchen, sorted by age and by mess level, for toddlers who learn with their hands.
Setting up a Montessori corner in a small space
How to choose and place furniture so the child can do things on their own, even in a condo: fewer objects, everything at their height, a place for everything.