Clear STEM Storage Cart

(BB005-9-C)
$314.93 USD
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Why We Designed This

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Teachers have told us they love clear tubs to help students (and themselves) keep everything orderly and visible, particularly Lego®. This cart is the ideal height for students and teachers to easily view and pick out their maker/STEM materials or books and the tubs can be removed from the cart and taken to where groups of students are working. The tubs have the perfect spot for a label (labels not included) and the cart can hold up to 90lbs. Designed to be used within a classroom. 

Learn more about our mobile Makerspace solutions here

Renovated Learning: 4 Reasons Why I Love Copernicus Carts in Makerspaces

 

Features

Design

  • Have a part that needs replacing? Keep your product in use longer, rather than sending your entire product to the landfill by using our Replacement Parts Program.

Packaging

  • Cardboard is the majority of this product's packaging. The only plastic used is for cable ties, which we are working to eliminate.
  • Frame Measures 36 1/2"(91cm) H x 40 1/2"(104cm) W x 15 3/4"(41cm) D 
  • Tubs Measure  6"(15cm) H x 12 1/2" (32cm) W x 15 3/4"(40cm) D (outer measurements)
  • UPC: 664678001600

     

Educator's Reviews

I just love my cart! It was a great way for me to organize additional books and student resources in my classroom. It is very sturdy.  It allows my students (and myself) to find things easily.  It looks GREAT in my classroom!

-Deedee Wills, Kindergarten Teacher, Colorado

We use our Book Browser Cart in our Craft Club to organize all of the different centers. We love all of the different bins to hold all of our materials and tools!

-Victoria Cross Public School Craft Club, Mount Forest, ON

We use the carts everyday to travel from room to room with the children, since we don’t have our own room to store our activities and programming materials. This means the children have access to the materials we provide at all times, it basically allows us to have a ‘portable classroom’. 

-Lexi W, Early Childhood Educator, Ontario