Product Details - Monkey climbing rope
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Materials List
- Wooden monkey figure (two‑piece body with movable arms)
- Rope (cotton or nylon, child‑safe)
- Wooden or plastic top bar / support frame
- Wooden beads or stoppers (to secure rope ends)
- Decorative stickers (optional)
- Instruction sheet
Age Recommendation
Ages 5+
Reason:
- Contains small parts
- Requires simple threading and pulling motion
- No electrical or chemical components
- Safe mechanical movement suitable for young children
Difficulty Level
Beginner
Simple assembly: thread rope through monkey’s hands, attach to frame, and pull to make the monkey climb.
Safety Notes
- Do not wrap rope around fingers, neck, or limbs.
- Ensure knots are tied securely to prevent detachment.
- Keep rope away from pets and very young children.
- Wooden monkey should not be thrown or used as a swinging object.
- Adult supervision recommended for initial assembly.
Safety Warnings
✔ Small Parts Warning
“Not suitable for children under 3 years — small parts.”
✔ Strangulation Hazard Warning
“Contains a rope. Do not wrap around neck, head, or limbs.”
✔ Entanglement Warning
“Keep rope away from hair, fingers, and loose clothing.”
✔ Adult Supervision Recommended
For assembly and safe use.
✔ Instruction Warning
“Read instructions before use.”
What’s Included
1 × Wooden monkey figure
1 × Rope
1 × Support bar / frame
2 × Rope stoppers or beads
1 × Instruction manual
Safety Assessment Summary
Mechanical Risk: Very low — simple pulling motion.
Strangulation Risk: Low — rope length is short but requires warnings.
Choking Risk: Moderate — small beads and wooden parts present.
Operational Risk: Very low — no electrical or chemical hazards.
Material Risk: Very low — non‑toxic wood and rope.
Overall Risk Level: Low with supervision.
Declaration of Conformity
This product complies with EN71‑1, EN71‑2, EN71‑3 toy safety standards.
It meets all requirements for UKCA and CE marking.
A full Declaration of Conformity is created and stored in our internal technical file.
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