Shire Open Shelving Unit & Silvery Padstow Baskets - Bundle (1 Unit + 6 Baskets)

Storage that sparkles? Now we are talking. Our Shire Open Shelving Unit teams sturdy wooden shelves with six Silvery Padstow Baskets, open on both sides so children help themselves from either direction.

The six woven baskets sit on the shelves, light enough for children to lift, carry and return. Their soft silvery hue catches the light and looks lovely against the wood. Fill them with pinecones, gems, buttons or mud kitchen finds.

Then step back as children choose, sort and tidy, building real independence.

Grouping basket treasures supports early maths, while the open layout invites small world, language and self directed learning. The unit doubles as a room divider or sits tidily against a wall. Calm, natural and just a touch sparkly.

Add our loose parts and natural resources to fill those baskets fast. A beautiful, sustainable choice for EYFS and primary learning areas.

Features

• Sturdy wooden shelving: Solid wooden shelves built to handle daily EYFS and primary classroom life.
• Open on both sides: Open at front and back, so children reach in from either side or use it as a room divider.
• Six silvery baskets: Six Silvery Padstow Baskets, woven wicker with a soft silvery hue, hold loose parts and natural treasures.
• Looks the part: The silvery sheen catches the light against the wood, giving calm, inviting provision that photographs well.
• Safe and simple: A stable, sturdy frame and smooth wooden finish keep it safe, with simple assembly to get started.

Benefits

• Independence: Open, accessible shelves let children choose, carry and return their own baskets.
• Early maths: Sorting and grouping basket treasures builds counting, classifying and patterns across EYFS and KS1.
• Organised provision: Lift out baskets make continuous provision simple, keeping resources visible and zones tidy.
• Loose parts play: The baskets invite open exploration, feeding curiosity, problem solving and creativity.
• Talk and vocabulary: Choosing and describing treasures sparks rich conversation and brand new words.