
Free-standing pegboard
You don't drill it. You wheel it.
- Stands on its own, on an A-frame foot at each end
- Rolls between rooms, then brakes and stays where you put it
- Open on both sides, so two children can build at once
- Nothing to patch when you move out
What fits the holes
The sets it was built to hold.
Every hole is 15 mm, the size our own peg sets are cut to. Each set is bought on its own — this is the board they go on.
| Set | What children do with it |
|---|---|
| Wooden Pegboard Beads | Sort, pattern and pixel-draw, 292 beads |
| Wooden Crazy Track | Build marble runs down the board |
| Pipe Game | Join fittings into working pipelines |
| Wooden Domino | Set a run standing, then topple it |
| Wooden Imaginative Gears | Mesh gears so one turns them all |
Choosing a board
On the wall, or on wheels.
Read to the bottom of any JoyKids peg set and you will find the same sentence: peg boards and storage box are not included. It is on the Beads, the Crazy Track, the Domino, the Gears and the Pipe Game. The sets are bought on their own, and the board is a separate decision — so there are two of them to choose from.
WonderWall goes on the wall, in 48 cm tiles you add to over time — a few for a bedroom, twelve or more for a childcare room. Choose it when the wall is yours and you want the surface to keep growing.
This one never touches the wall. One panel, on castors, open on both faces. Choose it when you rent, when the room has to change use during the day, or when you would rather the board followed the children than the other way round.
The build
What it's made of.
Material & safety
- 18 mm birch plywood throughout
- Every hole sanded, every edge rounded
- Designed for indoor use
- Contains small parts — assembled by an adult
Putting it together
- Assembly
- Five steps, one adult
- In the box
- Panel, frame, two feet, four castors, screws
- Castors
- Four, two with brakes