Because sometimes you just need the space! This holder lets you easily store your Cranberry Climber or ramp when it's not in use, freeing up your living room for other activities. It keeps things tidy and organized, so you don't have to navigate around toddler gear all day. Plus, it’s a breeze to install and keeps your home looking neat while ensuring your child's play area is always ready for their next adventure.

• L: 17.3 in (44cm)
• H: 3.25 in (8.3 cm)
• D: 6 in (15 cm)

Warning: For Safety Use Only

Ensure that the Wooden Triangle (Pikler) Holder is installed at a height out of reach of children. Once the climber or ramp is secured to the holder, it must remain inaccessible to children to prevent attempts to climb, which could result in injury or damage to the product. Proper installation and supervision are essential for safe use.

Maple plywood and birch plywood. We choose these woods for their good looks, sturdiness, and eco-friendliness. They meet the strict California Air Resources Board (CARB) standards, ensuring they are safe for indoor air and environmentally friendly. This choice reflects our commitment to environmental care and delivering top-quality, safe products.

Natural Maple Plywood - It's got a smooth, hand-varnished finish and edges we tint just a bit to give it that cool, minimalist Scandinavian vibe. Plus, it’s a bit lighter in color, giving it a fresh, modern look.

Natural Birch Plywood - This one comes pre-finished from our supplier for a nice, clear look. We hand-seal the edges to enhance the layers’ natural patterns, and it's got a slightly, just slightly richer hue than maple, which really warms up the place.

More about CARB 2 and TSCA Title VI

CARB 2 is a California regulation that sets strict limits on formaldehyde emissions from hardwood plywood, particleboard, and MDF. It mandates third-party certification and periodic testing to ensure products comply with these standards.

TSCA Title VI is a federal regulation under the Toxic Substances Control Act. It establishes national formaldehyde emission standards for composite wood products, aligning closely with CARB 2. This regulation requires third-party certification and proper labelling.