Ette Tete STEP'n'FOLD and MIIMO Bundle
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Description
The STEP'n'FOLD brings your toddler up to counter height for cooking, then folds flat to 12cm so it slides behind a door when you are done. The MIIMO step stool covers everywhere else: the bathroom sink, the toilet for potty training, and the top shelf once the tower is outgrown.
Both grow with your child. The tower has two height settings and the stool has three, so the set keeps working from eighteen months to six and beyond. If your kitchen is too small for a tower that lives in the corner, this is the pair to have.
Both are 15mm birch plywood with a water based finish, made in Latvia. The tower holds 50kg and the stool 100kg. Choose the tower and stool colours separately, to match or mix.
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Why Ette Tete
It started in a basement in Latvia. In 2016 Linda watched the children upstairs while Krišjānis built the first helper tower in the basement. Their eldest, then two, called everything "ette". Ten years on, the name stuck and so did the idea.
Bought once, not replaced twice
The cheap towers get outgrown, wobble, or end up in a garage. These adjust, convert and fold, and they hold 50kg. Most families use one piece for four years or more.
Made carefully, tested properly
Rounded edges, hidden fixings and a 50kg load rating. Tested to EN 17191, EN 14183 and EN 12520, and approved for sale in the UK, EU, US, Canada and Korea.
Still made by the same family
An 860m² workshop near Tinuzi with 33 people, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified. Baltic birch sourced locally, cut on their own machines, packed in paper rather than plastic.
Why Ette Tete
It started in a basement in Latvia. In 2016 Linda watched the children upstairs while Krišjānis built the first helper tower in the basement. Their eldest, then two, called everything "ette". Ten years on, the name stuck and so did the idea.
Bought once, not replaced twice
The cheap towers get outgrown, wobble, or end up in a garage. These adjust, convert and fold, and they hold 50kg. Most families use one piece for four years or more.
Made carefully, tested properly
Rounded edges, hidden fixings and a 50kg load rating. Tested to EN 17191, EN 14183 and EN 12520, and approved for sale in the UK, EU, US, Canada and Korea.
Still made by the same family
An 860m² workshop near Tinuzi with 33 people, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified. Baltic birch sourced locally, cut on their own machines, packed in paper rather than plastic.
