Wesiti 3 Pcs Flexible Seating for Kids Classroom Flexible Foam Seating Round Two-Tone Ottoman Set 3 Tier Stool Heights 5.5, 7.9, 9.8 Inch Floor Foam Seats Cushion for Student Daycare School Office

Flexible Seating: you will receive 3 flexible seating, including three different heights; The flexible heights can as seats, low table surfaces or stacked foam blocks, providing ample seating options for multiple children and even adults, allowing you to easily arrange your seating space

Reliable Materials: the flexible seating for kids in the classroom primary school are made of PU leather and sponge, ensuring a comfortable and supportive seating experience; With a diameter of 15 inches and heights of 5.5, 7.9, and 9.8 inches respectively, it allows you to mix and match to create personalized seating configurations for learners to sit and relax in the play area, activity center, library, reading corner, and other places

Easy to Clean: the flexible bottom of the seat has an anti-slip function, allowing children to stand steadily on the ground for use; The surface is designed with PU leather, which is easy to clean; Just wipe it with a mild soapy water; Warm reminder: the sponge is vacuum-packed; After receiving it, you need to open it and let it stand for a while to restore its shape; Using a steam ironing machine can accelerate the recovery of the sponge

Suitable for Family and Institutional Learning: multi functional footstool, suitable for any environment, lightweight, soft surface, safe and reliable for children to use; From home to classroom, three different height foam footstools can as seats, footstools or surfaces; To offer more flexibility and fun

Wide Application: this classroom seating flexible is not only suitable for classrooms, but also for various environments such as offices, kindergartens, libraries and homes; They can easily blend into the environment and offer children flexible seating options; Classroom seating is also an open soft building block game that promotes the development of cognitive skills and stimulates the innate curiosity of young learners