Ette Tete STEP'n'SIT Learning Tower, Convertible Helper Tower and Table

• Converts between a helper tower and a table with chair in seconds, no tools needed
• Certified to EN 17191, EN 14183 and EN 12520, and meets safety standards in the UK, EU, US, Canada and Korea
• Rated to hold 50kg
• Brings your child safely to kitchen counter height
• Suitable from eighteen months
• Choose from five colours and four clasp finishes
• Optional support legs for extra stability
• 15mm birch plywood with a water based UV paint or varnish
• German Design Award 2026 and Junior Design Award 2025
• Patented convertible design (WIPO reg. DM/97 068)
• Made in Latvia

1 x STEP'n'SIT convertible helper tower and table

Clasps and fixings in your chosen finish

Support legs, if selected

Printed assembly instructions, with a video guide available online

• Overall height: 90cm
• Width including clasps: 45cm
• First step height: 22.2cm
• Standing platform height: 46.5cm
• Standing platform: 28 x 40cm
• Table dimensions: 40 x 43cm

15mm birch plywood

Water based UV paint or varnish, non-toxic and child safe

Maximum load 50kg

Suitable from eighteen months

Certified to EN 17191:2021 children's furniture seating, EN 14183:2003 step stools, and EN 12520:2015 furniture strength, durability and safety

Meets safety standards in the UK, EU, US, Canada and Korea

For indoor use only

Always supervise your child while they use the tower. Place on a level, non-slip surface and position at a worktop away from the hob and hot pans

Wipe clean with a damp cloth and dry fully before your child uses it again

Why are learning towers so expensive?
Most of the cost sits in making something a toddler can lean on without it tipping. The STEP'n'SIT is 15mm birch plywood, rated to 50kg and tested to three separate European furniture standards. It also converts into a table and chair, so you are buying two pieces of furniture rather than one. Cheaper towers exist and some are perfectly good, but they tend to be lighter, narrower at the base and single purpose.

What is the safest learning tower?
Look for a rail on all four sides, a wide base, a tested weight rating and certifications you can actually check. The STEP'n'SIT is certified to EN 17191 for children's seating, EN 14183 for step stools and EN 12520 for furniture strength and durability, and it meets safety standards in the UK, EU, US, Canada and Korea.

What age is best for a learning tower?
Eighteen months for the STEP'n'SIT, once your child is walking confidently and can climb the first step unaided. Most families use it until around four or five.

Can a one year old use it?
Not this one. The rated age is eighteen months.

What can I use instead of a learning tower?
A dining chair pushed against the counter is the usual answer, and it is the reason most parents end up buying a tower. There is nothing behind a child on a chair.

How does it convert to a table?
Fold the tower down and it becomes a low table with an attached chair. It takes a few seconds and no tools.

Do I need the support legs?
Not for most children. They widen the footprint and are worth adding if your toddler is particularly active or your floor is uneven.

Does it come assembled?
No, it arrives flat packed with printed instructions and a video guide.

Free UK delivery on orders over £60. Ships direct from our partner in Latvia and takes 5–8 working days, with most orders arriving in around 6.

This item arrives flat packed and needs assembling at home. Returns accepted within 30 days in the original packaging.