Cubbies

Learning to hang up jackets, put away shoes and knapsacks fosters a child's independence, and our Cubbies help make that easier. Ours include a metal shoe rack to withstand wet shoes and boots, two durable hooks in each cubby and an additional cutout hook on the outside edge to hang items that need airflow to dry. There is a spot at the top for each child's name and picture that is angled down slightly to make it easier for them to see. 

These units can be put back-to-back to create an island or attached to the wall. Note: These are not stand-alone units and must be configured as an island or attached to a wall.

Learning to hang up jackets, put away shoes and knapsacks fosters a child's independence, and our Cubbies help make that easier. Ours include a metal shoe rack to withstand wet shoes and boots, two durable hooks in each cubby and an additional cutout hook on the outside edge to hang items that need airflow to dry. There is a spot at the top for each child's name and picture that is angled down slightly to make it easier for them to see.

These units can be put back-to-back to create an island or attached to the wall. Note: These are not stand-alone units and must be configured as an island or attached to a wall.

Learning to hang up jackets, put away shoes and knapsacks fosters a child's independence, and our Cubbies help make that easier. Ours include a metal shoe rack to withstand wet shoes and boots, two durable hooks in each cubby and an additional cutout hook on the outside edge to hang items that need airflow to dry. There is a spot at the top for each child's name and picture that is angled down slightly to make it easier for them to see.

These units can be put back-to-back to create an island or attached to the wall. Note: These are not stand-alone units and must be configured as an island or attached to a wall.

This end unit is designed to be placed along the end of a cubby island made up of two of our cubby units. It is a handy spot for a child to sit and put on their shoes or attach the two hooks (included) to the side of the island to create two more spots for kid's belongings.

We often see educators using a child size cubby for their jackets and bags. This unit gives them a more appropriately sized space for their things. The top compartment is ideal for anything that needs to be kept out of reach of the little ones.