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Construction Play

Tool Box

by Le Toy Van

A wooden construction play Tool Box that turns pretend jobs into shared stories.

There is an age when pretend play becomes much richer once someone else is invited in. The Le Toy Van Tool Box gives your little one a simple construction-play reason to call over a sibling or friend, decide what needs fixing, and work through the pretend job together.

The Sound of a Shared Job Underway

Some days the pretend repair is happening beside the couch. Other days it moves to a cubby, a doll’s house, or wherever the work site has been declared. One child carries the Tool Box over, another asks what is broken, and the conversation starts from there. Without anyone really noticing, the play becomes a little back-and-forth world of helping, waiting, explaining and swapping roles.

From 3 years Recommended age
22 × 15 × 14.5 cm Product footprint
Play With Purpose Chosen for the way little ones actually play, explore and grow.
$71.95 $79.95
Two-year structural warranty Structural faults are covered under our warranty terms.
Dispatched from Melbourne Sent from our Melbourne warehouse with tracking.
Thirty-day change-of-mind returns Available on eligible items returned unused and unassembled.
Chosen with care Pieces we’re proud to offer families.

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Buying guidance

Is this right for your family?

Who this product is particularly well suited to.

Best for

Best for families choosing for a child aged 36 months+ who want a compact construction-play prompt that can slip into ordinary home play. At 22 × 15 × 14.5 cm, it is suited to pretend jobs that move from room to room, and the shared-play design makes sense when siblings or friends may be joining in.

Age Guide

36 months+

Dimensions

22 × 15 × 14.5 cm

Product overview

A Tool Box That Starts a Conversation

Children often return to pretend play when there is a role for everyone. At first, the Tool Box might be carried into the playroom for a quick fixing job. Soon, one child is naming the problem, another is helping, and the game becomes less about having the toy to themselves and more about deciding whose turn it is, what needs doing next, and who is on the job today. Before long, it can become one of those familiar play prompts that comes out whenever your little one wants company in their make-believe building work.

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Product details

Thoughtful details that make a difference

Gives more than one child a role

The Tool Box is made for interactive construction play, so the game naturally opens up to questions, turns and little jobs shared between children.
Why this matters

It helps the toy stay in use because it is not tied to one fixed way to play.

Keeps pretend construction fresh

Because the play is about fixing, building and deciding what the next pretend job is, your little one can come back to it in different ways as their
Why this matters

The value is in the repeat play: today’s repair can become tomorrow’s building project.

Easy to share, not aimed at one child only

The gender-neutral colour palette helps the Tool Box feel open to different children in the home, whether they are playing side by side or taking turns.
Why this matters

That makes it a better fit for homes where toys are often passed between siblings and friends.

Before you order

Practical information

Everything you need to know before bringing this product home.

Age and suitability

Recommended age
36 months+

Dimensions

Overall dimensions
22 × 15 × 14.5 cm

Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

The details families often want to know before choosing.

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Can siblings use it together or take turns?

Yes. The play has been selected for sharing between siblings and friends, and the construction theme gives children a simple reason to take turns in the pretend job.