Whitney Brothers Nature View Play House Cube
Discover the Whitney Brothers Play House Cube
Imagine a space where children can escape, relax, and dream. The Whitney Brothers Play House Cube offers just that. With its unique biophilic design, it's more than just a playhouse. It's a retreat that brings the beauty of nature indoors.
Nature's Touch in Every Corner
Children are naturally drawn to the outdoors. The play house cube captures the essence of a wildflower field, imprinted on safe, shatterproof acrylic side walls. Not only does it beckon children for a peaceful break, but it also ensures they're always in sight for adults.
Designed for Easy Access and Supervision
With large tunnel openings on each end, kids can easily enter and exit. Plus, these openings ensure maximum visibility, so you can always keep an eye on the little ones as they enjoy their quiet time.
Perfect Addition to Any Space
This play house cube isn't just a standalone piece. It coordinates beautifully with all items in the award-winning Nature View Collection. Whether you're looking to create a nature-inspired play area or satisfy state requirements for a 'quiet space' in Early Learning classrooms, this cube fits the bill.
Durable and Safe for Everyday Use
Constructed from durable birch plywood, this play house cube is built to last. It features a non-toxic natural UV finish that remains fresh and won't yellow over time. Plus, with its GreenGuard™ Gold certification, you can be assured of its safety standards.
Key Features at a Glance:
- Dimensions: 30.25"W x 29.50"D x 29.50"H
- Weight: 38 lbs.
- Ships free and is ready to assemble
- Made in the USA with a Lifetime Warranty
Why Choose the Whitney Brothers Play House Cube?
It's more than just a play space. It's a sanctuary where children can connect with nature, relax, and let their imaginations run wild. With its combination of design, safety, and durability, it's the perfect addition to any home or classroom. Experience the magic of nature indoors and give children a quiet space they'll adore.
