Triclimb Arben Top Deck Steering Wheel
The Arben Wheel is a fun Triclimb children’s steering wheel accessory, turning your Triclimb or Triclimb Pwt into your child’s favourite vehicle – what will it be today? A racing car, bus or maybe a pirate ship? Requires a Triclimb and Arben Top Deck.
The Arben Wheel is a wooden toy steering wheel designed to fit the original Triclimb and the Triclimb Pwt (mini) with the Arben Top Deck attachment (sold separately).Simply slot it through the hole in the Top Deck and secure using the wingnut included. Children will love the unique vantage point accessed by the Top Deck and going for a pretend drive through the villages, mountains and zooming along the coast. Enhance the Triclimb play opportunities for young children with the Arben Top Deck Wheel.
The Triclimb Arben range is a collection of accessories compatible with both the Triclimb original and Pwt mini frame. ‘Ar ben’ is a Welsh word meaning ‘on top of’ as this is a collection of accessories which is mounted on top of the Triclimb frame. These accessories are made in Wales from premium timber sourced from responsibly managed forests and thoroughly tested for strength and stability.
To attach the Arben Top Deck to the Triclimb or Triclimb Pwt, simply close the Triclimb, place the Arben on top, then open the Triclimb ensuring the rungs engage with the slots in the Arben and secure with the locking wing nuts – no tools are required! The Arben wheel then attaches to the Arben Top Deck with a locking nut.
Features:
- This Triclimb attachment requires the Arben Top Deck, sold separately
- No tools required to attach to Triclimb and Pwt
- Suitable from birth (climbing starts at around 9 months)
- Weight limit 100Kg
- Designed for indoor use but can used outside with care
- Made in Wales
- All timber is sourced from responsibly managed forests. (Premium birch solid core plywood & solid/engineered dowel).
- Water-based lacquer
- UKCA, EU, ASTM, CPSC, ISO, SOR tested and approved
- Independently lab tested to EN71: 1,2,3 & 8
Worldwide shipping is available.
The origins of the Pikler triangle climbing frame come from Emmi Pikler a Hungarian Paediatrician who pioneered theories on child development in the 1930/40s. Centered around a respectful relationship between infant and parent as well as natural progression of motor development through free movement and play. Emmi Pikler believed it was important to offer children the opportunities to move naturally according to their inherent ability.