The climbing Triangle is a learning aid invented nearly a century ago by Hungarian pediatrician Emmi P. She held the view that children learn and develop best by doing, experiencing, experimenting and overcoming obstacles independently. What they need from their parents is trust, patience, and respect. And it is precisely these principles that are embodied in the triangle’s thoughtful design. Using the climbing Triangle, your children will show you what they can do when empowered by your trust and what it means to go beyond one’s limits.

Thanks to its very simplicity, this robust home gym offers a wide range of uses. By playing with the Triangle, your children will train their coordination and gross motor skills, strengthen their muscles, improve their balance and flexibility, and develop patience and focus. What’s more, combining the triangle with the board accessory opens up a new world of possibilities, letting your children’s imaginations run wild.

One side of the board serves as a climbing ladder; flip it over to use it as a slide, a ramp for toy cars or a bridge. The board is constructed of solid beechwood, the rungs fastened using glue and dowel-joints. There are no visible screws, and all the edges are rounded.

Apart from its good looks, our climbing Triangle is free of unnecessary components that could injure a child or pinch little fingers. We’ve also included other uses and features after extensive consideration, experimentation, and testing.

One important aspect of the triangle is the distance between the rungs, which accommodates babies learning to crawl and walk, as well as bigger children who can scramble up the structure all at once. We’ve paid particular attention to making the height of the first rung equal to the distance between the other rungs. When a child takes this first step, their brain registers the height and expects it to remain constant with subsequent steps – the same principle used in stairway construction. This raised first rung also keeps children from tripping or injuring their fingers.

All these features, along with the triangle’s design, are patented.