Tuki® Learning Tower Nature
Tuki® Learning Tower Nature
Closed sides. No slipping through at the back.
While most learning towers are open at the sides, the Tuki has closed side panels. With the starter cloth, the front and back are closed too. That means it can be used from 9 months instead of 18.
13,000 families are already using the Tuki® at home
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Product details
Product details
Material:
High-quality wood veneers made of 100% beech (Nature) or 100% birch (all other colours)
Load capacity:
Up to 100 kg (tested up to 250 kg)
Further features:
- Suitable from 9 months to 8 years
- Fallsafe anti-tip protection
- Saliva- and water-resistant lacquer
- Height-adjustable to 6 positions (standing board and step, 3 levels each)
- Floor glides to prevent scratches
- Easy assembly, 10 screws
Dimensions and packaging
Dimensions and packaging
Dimensions: W 50 x D 43 x H 90 cm
Weight: 10 kg
Shipping and returns
Shipping and returns
Free delivery within Europe in 3 to 4 working days. Returns possible within 100 days of purchase. Customer service: info@tuki.ch.
Instructions
Instructions
You can find the assembly instructions here.
Cooking has become a two-person job in your home.
One with the child, one at the stove. And when you are on your own, you chop one-handed because eleven kilos are sitting on your arm.
“I can’t split myself in two.”
Distractions last three minutes. Pots, food boxes, wooden spoons. A toddler who wants to be involved can’t be organised away. They want to be part of it, at eye level.
Chair, step stool, DIY: they all have the same open side.
The kitchen chair has no backrest towards the worktop. A child who leans forward tips over with it.
The step stool gets in the way and offers no protection on any side.
The DIY tower made from two stools also costs around CHF 50, needs an anti-tip kit added later and becomes too tight after two years.
The cheap learning tower has a bar that a child can slip under.
So with all four, you have to stay within arm's reach. That doesn't solve the problem, it just moves it.
Closed when your child is inside. Open in a second.
The starter cloth closes the front and back openings of the learning tower. To climb in and out, you open it in one move and close it again. It takes no longer than buckling a seatbelt.
Fixed, fully enclosed towers solve this differently: you have to lift your child in every time. Open towers don't solve it at all.
From parenting forums, not from us
Parents build this closure themselves.
“At the beginning, I always stretched a net across the back of the tower so she couldn’t fall out.”
“At first we wedged a board in at the back so she couldn’t fall through anywhere.”
“Put a belt or some other safeguard around the big opening.”
Three parents, three forums, the same reflex. We engineered it instead of improvising, and had it tested.
“Looking back, I should have bought it at 10 to 11 months.”
Quotes translated from German.
Rounded edges
Fully rounded, not just chamfered. Even a small child won't hurt themselves on them.
Closed sides
The side panels are closed, interrupted only by a handle slot. With the starter cloth, the front and back are closed too.
Six height positions
The standing board and the step each adjust to three levels. That way the learning tower grows with your child, from 9 months to 8 years.
Real wood, water-resistant finish
Beech or birch veneers. The learning tower stands at the sink, so the surface has a saliva- and water-resistant lacquer and doesn't swell.
Fallsafe anti-tip protection
Tested forwards and sideways, load capacity up to 100 kg, tested up to 250 kg. Tested to DIN EN 14988 and DIN EN 17191, confirmed by TÜV SÜD.
Material and durability
Built to last seven years
Multi-layer beech or birch veneers instead of cheap solid wood. Every edge fully rounded, not just chamfered. Hidden screws, floor glides against scratches, spare parts for as long as the learning tower exists. That's why the Tuki® is often still in the kitchen for the second child.
The price
$409 sounds like a lot.
The learning tower accompanies your child from 9 months to school age. With a second child, the cost per child is cut in half.
And in the end, it is not gone: used learning towers sell on the second-hand market in under an hour.
Tuki vs. other learning towers.
Compared with common learning towers on the market, as of 2026. Details of other models vary by manufacturer.
From our reviews
If something comes up, we pick up the phone.
“Spare parts sent free of charge.”
“Our parcel was lost by the delivery company. Tuki sent us a replacement straight away.”
“I was really surprised that a company still actually calls you these days.”
One learning tower,
four stages of life.
Six height positions in total: the standing board and the step each adjust to three levels.
From Zurich to the whole world
Designed by Stefan Westmeyer
The distinctive, timeless shape of the Tuki® Learning Tower was developed in close collaboration with Swiss furniture designer Stefan Westmeyer and has won several awards, including the Red Dot Design Award.
Developed by two young Swiss entrepreneurs
Dominic's little sister Aline gave the two of them the idea of developing a learning tower for her. The curious little one always wanted to see everything and be part of everything. And the bigger she got, the more weight there was to lift.
