
Sized for the playroom
Not just a playstand.
- Complete playstand set
- One white magnetic board
- Two acrylic boards
Tall enough to walk under without ducking, deep enough to sit inside.
Both towers face out, so the storage serves the room while the arch makes a place of her own — a bookshelf, a den and a drawing corner in one piece.
The top arch is now 40 mm, down from 66 mm. Same height, width and footprint. Most photographs here predate the change.
What goes in the slots
Fit the boards, or leave the shelves open.
A library
Fit the two acrylic boards and those slots hold books face out — covers showing, not spines.
For the years she picks a book by the picture on the front.
A toy shelf
Leave the slots open and they are plain shelves, deep enough for baskets, blocks and trays.
For when the collection stops being books.
A magnetic drawing corner
The white magnetic board fits the same way — dry-erase on the front, and magnets hold.
The one thing no other playstand on the market includes.A play shop
The arch is a shop front. Ours have been a market stall, a cubby with a sheet over it, and a car ramp.
For the game that changes every week.“There's a lot of playstands on the market and I may be a little biased here — but I definitely think the JoyKids one, with all its extra features, really is the best of the best.”
The build
What it's made of.
Material & safety
- Solid rubberwood — no MDF, no veneer
- FSC-certified timber
- Non-toxic finish, safe for kids
- Rounded edges throughout
- Meets Australian safety standards