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Discover the world together with your little darling.
The Tuki learning tower was created for little explorers.
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Let your toddler discover new heights while relaxing.
The curiosity and spirit of discovery of your little treasure is suddenly unbroken. In everyday life you usually only have two hands and arms at your disposal. Especially if your child wants to join in, this becomes a creative or even a powerful feat for you. That’s why the “Tuki” learning tower provides you and your child with a clever remedy in everyday life.
Tuki® Learning Tower
CHF299.00 (inkl. MwSt.)
Delivery Time: 1-3 business days.
Discover the world on your own:
Children want to discover the world on their own. But tabletops, work surfaces in the kitchen or the view from the window remain out of reach for them for a long time.
With the Tuki Learning Tower, discovering together is easier for young and old. The Tuki Learning Tower encourages and supports the youngest’s spirit of play and discovery – at eye level with the adults.
So Amelie can conjure up her cupcakes in the kitchen and Jan can conquer the waters as a pirate in the living room
Over 6,000 enthusiastic explorers
Sustainable A-Z
The tuki is made sustainable in the EU from the highest quality local wood.
Grows with
Due to the height adjustability and the additional Tuki discovery cloth can be used a decade.
Swiss Design
The minimalist Swiss design with its ergonomic and edge-free shapes aesthetically fits the Tuki into any home.
Highest stability
The Tuki is officially tested. It is absolutely non-tilting in all directions and can be used up to the age of 8 years.
There are (almost) no limits to the imagination.
Tuki – Developed by two young Swiss entrepreneurs
Thanks to Dominic’s little sister Aline, the two came up with the idea of developing a learning tower for her. The little “miracle nose” always wanted to see everything, to be there wherever her big brother was and to be part of what was happening. The idea probably came about to relieve oneself, because the bigger the girl got, the more weight had to be hoisted up