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Bamboo Water Channel Set | 18 Pieces | 3 Sizes (40cm–80cm)

$153.99
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Eighteen bamboo channels in three lengths that children arrange into waterways, stack into structures, or reconfigure into something entirely different by afternoon. Q Toys, the Melbourne-based educational toy maker, designed these for water play and open-ended building — the kind where the first setup is a carefully engineered aqueduct and the second is every channel pointed a different direction with water going everywhere. The channels are light enough for small hands to move and reposition but sturdy enough to survive being rebuilt forty times before lunch. The bamboo construction is finished without chemicals or toxins. Kids use them as pathways for water, balance beams for action figures, or abstract sculptures that exist somewhere between functional and purely imaginative. Q Toys builds around the idea that children learn through play rather than formal instruction, and these channels deliver exactly that: no single right answer, just water, gravity, and whatever configuration makes sense in the moment.

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  • 18 bamboo channel pieces in 3 sizes: 80cm, 60cm, 40cm
  • Non-toxic, chemical-free finish
  • Weight: 10 lbs (4.5 kg)
  • Box dimensions approximately 90×23×20cm
  • Designed for water play and sensory building
  • Recommended for ages 3+
  • Bamboo construction
  • Made from plantation timber
  • Designed in Melbourne, Australia

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