Set Assorted Shapes

Softplay Solutions

£569

Made in our Bristol factory, this set of assorted shapes hands children the pieces to build their own play, rather than a fixed layout. Ten pieces spanning cylinders, cubes, triangles, octagons, and a quadrant let them stack, balance, and construct at their own pace. That open ended structure is what sets this apart from a single moulded item. Children build their own routes and structures, test what holds and what topples, and come back to try it differently next time, building problem solving skills and confidence with every attempt. Every piece is manufactured from 610gsm PVC sourced in the

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Registered at Companies House as SOFTPLAY SOLUTIONS LIMITED, number 06940384. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Set Assorted Shapes

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