JALA Adjustable Learning Tower - Window

Four removable side stabilisers widen the base so the tower stays planted while your child moves around inside it. Two safety rails sit at the back to enclose the standing area, and the rounded corners take the sting out of accidental knocks.

The plywood is finished with a non-toxic, water-base paint that holds no BPA or lead, and the frame supports up to 100 kg. For extra cover with very young children, the tower also fits the Learning Tower Safety Net, sold separately.

The box holds the plywood tower and a matching rectangle-handle stool. The tower lifts your child to bench height, while the stool gives a lower step for the bathroom sink or a spot to sit. The drawing board is not part of this set, though the side grooves are built to take one if you add it later.

Move the standing board to one of three levels: 450 mm, 390 mm, or 330 mm from the floor. Pick the top setting for a small toddler, then lower it in stages as they grow taller. The 393 by 235 mm platform keeps both feet planted at each level.

The stool stands 284 mm tall with a step 174 mm off the floor and holds up to 50 kg. Toddlers use it to reach a tap, brush teeth, or sit at a table. It slides under the tower when it is not in use, which keeps the floor clear in a small kitchen.

Yes. The side panels have grooves built in to hold the dual-sided drawing board, which is sold separately. Slide it into the slots when your child wants to draw, then lift it out to free up the tower. If a board matters to you from the start, a set that includes one may suit better.

Both pieces work from about 12 months to 6 years. The three tower heights cover the wobbly early days through to steadier preschool years, and the stool suits the same span for lower tasks. Keep the safety rails on for the smallest climbers and stay close while they find their footing.

Both come with a matching stool, so the choice is mainly material and inclusions. This plywood set is lighter and more affordable, but the board is separate. The JALA Duck Stool tower in solid rubberwood is heavier and includes a drawing board. Compare them in our learning tower collection.

The tower and stool are cut from quality plywood and sealed with a non-toxic, water-base paint. Plywood layers give a firm, stable frame while keeping the weight down for easy moving. Grain and colour vary a little between pieces, which is a normal trait of natural wood rather than a fault.

The set arrives flat and assembles with the included fittings in a handful of steps. Make sure every screw is tight before your child steps up. It carries a 2-year structural warranty and a 30-day return window. If you would rather have a tower that folds away, the MILA Folding learning tower is another option.