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For around the same price as the Plum Store wooden sand pit you have the option of going for this sand and water fold away table that is a wonderful gift for toddlers. Nathan said staff were working "tirelessly" to find new play equipment that is "inclusive for all" to install within the sandpit next year. He said he hopes it will last for as long as the Pirate Ship did. If you’re looking to make the garden more kid friendly, a nice sandbox accompany a playhouse , climbing frame , garden swimming pool , and a slide brilliantly. Best garden sand pit This is great for when free space is an issue as the table folds down to a really compact shape and size making it really easy to store away.

Don't worry about sunburns or sunstroke when playing out in this Sandpit with its in-built canopy. Providing shade from the sun, this canopy keeps children playing under it safe from harmful UV rays and their after-effects too. Utility Bench To prevent sand getting in places you don’t want it, Little tikes have designed the front flippers of the turtle to double up as seats, so your child can have their feet in the sand without having to sit in it. You can fill the Naturally Playful sand pit with just over 18kg of sand, and its 91.4 x 66 x 41.6 cm dimensions mean that your child, children, and their friends can enjoy playing together.In terms of age range this is absolutely ideal for 1 to 6 year olds, probably best suited to 2-3 year olds, the age of my younger Niece. The older one is 7 and she still enjoyed playing with her sister but I feel it’s too small for her. They played nicely together for hours. There are some other nice little touches that I liked, such as the hidden storage places under the bench seats where you can keep toys like plastic swords or pirate hats, or maybe even fake treasure. Ok, I’m going to start with the only real negative aspect of this otherwise great kid’s sand pit: putting it together. I don’t know if it was just the one that we got, but quite a few of the holes just didn’t align properly, and so we had to get out the trusty Hand drill and make the necessary modifications ourselves. Since I first reviewed this, someone kindly put a video together showing how to put up a similar model – I would highly recommend taking a look to see what difficulty level you’re up against: The sand pit itself measures 29 x 19 x 15.5 cm and is made of oxford cloth, so can be easily folded down into something you can carry in one hand. The material is flexible, yet strong and durable at the same time. At 102 long and 96cm wide, there’s more than enough room for 2-3 children to play inside without feeling cramped, and the 15cm high sides should be enough to keep the sand inside the pit where it should be and not all over your lawn.

I am happy with the build quality of the vast majority of the sand pit, but just felt a little let down by the poor cover and a couple of plastic parts, having said that, these small flaws can’t take away from this being a great sand pit that kids absolutely love to play with. One of Cleethorpes' most iconic structures that has kept children entertained for almost two decades will sadly be demolished.

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With regards to the strength – I would personally only drag this if full of sand, lifting it as we tried will bend it a bit and we didn’t want to risk breaking it – this is pretty much the same as it’s direct competitor the Little Tikes Turtle Sandbox so not like a design fault or anything, it is what it is. The construction of the rim is very good – they have bolstered this section and means when you or your older children are playing, when they lean over, they won’t break the rim – something I have unfortunately done on a cheaper version before!