Most seating sets are designed for children aged 1–3 years. Pay attention to seat and table height – it should match your child’s body size.

Yes, high-quality outdoor children’s furniture is glazed or impregnated and withstands rain, sun, and temperature fluctuations well. However, we still recommend covering or storing them in a dry place during winter.

Most seating sets are delivered as kits and can be assembled with just a few simple steps. A screwdriver is usually sufficient.

Yes! Some models feature integrated mud trays, sun canopies, storage compartments, or even play tables with removable lids – perfect for creative outdoor play.

Wood surfaces should be cleaned regularly with a damp cloth and, if needed, re-oiled or re-glazed. Plastic parts are especially easy to maintain.

Small outdoor horse: Back height: approx. 68 cm Recommended for children aged approx. 2–4 years Ideal for first riding experiences and imaginative play in the garden

Large outdoor horse: Back height: approx. 89 cm Suitable for children aged approx. 4–10 years Perfect for climbing, vaulting, and role play with riding accessories

Check the seat height: Your child should be able to mount comfortably and sit securely – ideally with slightly bent legs.

Think long-term: If your child is currently 3 years old, a larger model may grow with them – especially if there are siblings.

Consider play style: Does your child love active climbing and vaulting? Then the larger model is ideal. For quieter role play, the smaller horse is often sufficient.

Textile elements such as sun canopies, cushions, or covers are sensitive to weather conditions.

To keep them beautiful and functional for a long time, careful storage is recommended:

• Store dry and protected: Keep textile parts in a frost-free indoor space such as a basement, garage, or attic. Moisture can cause mold, and frost can damage the material.
• Clean thoroughly before storing: Remove dirt, leaves, and moisture completely. Neglected textiles may darken or develop unpleasant odors over winter.
• Pack in breathable containers: Use air-permeable bags or boxes to prevent moisture buildup. This helps avoid mildew stains and musty smells.
• Take down in time before storms: Textile roofs, sails, or covers should be removed and safely stored during strong winds – they could be damaged or blown away.
• Store away from light: Even in winter, UV radiation can fade colors. A dark storage location offers additional protection.
• Avoid temperature fluctuations: Storage areas should be kept at a stable temperature. Extreme heat or cold can make fabrics brittle.