Mushroom Stepping Stones

Softplay Solutions

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Made in our Bristol factory, these mushroom stepping stones add colour and structure to any soft play activity range. Their bold, playful shapes work well as a standalone trail or combined with other activity range pieces to build a longer route. Children step from one to the next, testing their balance and working out their own path across the group. That kind of open ended play encourages children to take turns and interact with each other without it turning into a competition, and keeps them engaged for longer. Each stone is built around high density foam inserts made in house, with an oute

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