Children’s play houses
Our collection of children's play houses is designed to stimulate learning and creativity in young children. We have developed three unique models in collaboration with a primary school in Wallis to facilitate forest school activities: the trapper's tent, the Swiss chalet cabin and the Nordic cabin.
All our playhouses are made in Switzerland from top-quality local materials and are built to last. What's more, all models can be dismantled, making them easy to (dis)assemble and transport. Thanks to our easy construction method, children can assemble their own wooden hut in a day with simple hand tools (and the help of two adults).
Whichever model you choose, your child will have hours of fun in their cabin. So why not give your little adventurer his own playhouse ?
Specially for schools, a teaching pack has been developed around these children’s playhouses to teach youngsters a host of subjects and themes while they play. The cabins can be used to learn about geometry, history, geography, maths, construction, the wood industry, building materials, nomadic habitats and much more. If you represent a school, contact us to receive the article on the educational objectives.
The trapper's tent
The trapper's tent is a traditional wooden structure that recalls the spirit of Canada's far north. Like a prospector in his Canadian tent, your child will be able to immerse himself in nature. This playhouse has a triangular window that, when open, transforms into a table.
The Swiss chalet cabin is inspired by Walliser "raccards” or haylofts and is built using traditional techniques. The boards of the walls fit into each other and the rigidity is ensured by the needles, these vertical beams that are wedged into the mortises. The whole structure is made entirely of Swiss larch, the most suitable wood for building a chalet. This cabin has everything to teach your child about Swiss vernacular architecture and construction.
The Swiss chalet cabin
The Nordic cabin
The Nordic cabin is a modern-style children’s playhouse with a single-sloped roof and multiple windows for observing wildlife. It also has a window that, when open, transforms into a table.
Télé Saxon report
In this Télé Saxon report, you can find out more about the different children's huts and the educational project. What really stands out are the children's smiles.
Whatever your children's playhouse project, don't hesitate to contact us. We're here to answer all your questions.
