Bucket & Spade Set - White
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Description & what's in the box
Make your beach sensory and small world play sustainable, fun, and educational, with this adorable bucket & spade set.
Inclusions: 1 bioplastic bucket and 1 bioplastic spade.
Dimensions:
1 x Bucket - 4cm x 4.5cm
1 x Spade - 8.5cm long
We recommend pairing these up with our sea creatures stamps and ocean playdough.
These can be used with all sensory bases and in small world play. We 3d print these products from PLA, which is a plant-based bioplastic derived from renewable resources, such as corn starch, tapioca root or sugarcane.
Hand wash only. Exposure to extreme heat (in a dishwasher or direct sun) will damage the natural materials these products are made from and shorten their lifespan. The buckets in this set are thicker and sturdier than plastic, injection-moulded sand toys but please do not leave water in them for prolonged periods. A quick hand wash and dry after play is recommended. Please also note that bioplastic is not hydrophobic and may absorb colours, like paint, for example.
Recommended age 3+. Use under adult supervision. NOT to be used as a teething or chew toy.
Delivery & returns
- Standard shipping is free on orders from $100 to NSW, VIC, QLD, SA & ACT ($9.95 under $100).
- WA, NT & TAS: $14.95 flat.
- Pickup from our Marrickville NSW warehouse is available at checkout, usually ready in 2 hours.
- Returns: request within 30 days of receiving your item by emailing info@learngrowplay.com.au. Items must be unused, in the condition you received them, with tags and in the original packaging.
- Exchanges for change of mind are subject to additional postage fees for the new item(s).


