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MAMMUT Children's stool, indoor/outdoor/yellow
Price $ 9.99

How to get it

The robust and lightweight MAMMUT series withstands the elements of weather and wild imaginative play. Perfect for the outdoors and easy to clean when it’s time to move indoors.

Article Number203.823.24

Product details

Perfect for small children to sit at and play, draw, do crafts or set the table for a cozy picnic in the garden.

The furniture is light but sturdy, and your child can carry them from room to room or out into the garden.

Also perfect for outdoor use since it is made to withstand rain, sun, snow and dirt.

Easy to assemble – you just click the components together.

Designer

M Kjelstrup/A Östgaard

  • Product is possible to recycle or use for energy recovery, if available in your community.

  • Material
    Polypropylene
    Care

    Wipe clean using a damp cloth and a mild cleaner.

    Wipe clean with a dry cloth.

  • Assembly instructionsMAMMUT Children's stool203.823.24
    Other documentsMAMMUT Children's stool203.823.24

Measurements

Seat diameter: 11 3/4 "

Width: 13 3/4 "

Seat height: 11 3/4 "

Max. load: 77 lb

  • MAMMUTArticle Number203.823.24

    Width: 11 ¾ "

    Height: 4 ½ "

    Length: 11 ¾ "

    Weight: 2 lb 6 oz

    Package(s): 1

Reviews

Very flimsyJoThis is probably for a very calm child not mine.. I had to put it away. My 4 year old had fallen twice from it because he leans or moves way too much.4
Cute stoolAmanda R.I bought this to go along with the children’s table. My littles love the stool! Very easy to put together as well.5
Mammut children stoolCiciLoved the color, so cheerful5
Overall what I expectedJennyMy kiddos love them easy to move and lightweight. One downside is if sitting on edge it comes out from under them4
Mammut works wellBruceThe mammut works well. It is sturdy as a foot stool. I like the color.5
Pretty colorsBeatrizNot expensive, very easy5
Study ChairMistyIt's a sturdy chair that is the right height for my 37" tall child to use comfortably. The color is true to the website. Assembly was harder than the directions suggested as I had to use a rubber mallet to get the legs to click into place, but that comes with the knowledge that the legs aren't going to fall off.5
Totally cute, wish it held more weightCritleyLove this little stool, its color and its style. Only wish it held a little more weight so that I could sit on it when my daughter asks me to sit with her and so she could use it longer. But great product!4
Read me if you struggle with assemblingANTONELLAIt looks simple but also impossible to put together. BUT HERE IS ONE SIMPLE TRICK: When the leg is into the hole, start to wiggle back and forth continuously until it snaps. It might not seem like it’s doing anything at first, but keep wiggling and it will snap right in and you will hear a click when it does. Thank me later.4
Easy to put upTiffanceEasy to put up5
Awesome stool my 2 yearJuniorAwesome stool my 2 year old loves it5
Child’s sitting stool.SuzanneCan be used indoors or out. Easy to assemble, pretty sturdy. Can be tipped over if they pull it just the right way, but generally stable. My 16 mo old granddaughter uses it more for a little play table than a seat. She can’t quite figure out how to climb up and sit on it just yet!5
Bought for grandchildrenDawnaThis works with the sand table it came with one stool but we have twins5
Nice stool for all purpose.EdNice stool for all purpose.5
I really enjoyed this product.WilliamI really enjoyed this product. It is affordable easy to assemble and durable. If you don’t mind the height, then I would say it is the perfect product is also very lightweight, but it cannot be disassembled very easily.5
Sturdy. Toddler loves to useMitSturdy. Toddler loves to use it for doing homework on his table plus it's bright color lights up the room5
This is my second timeFeyisolaThis is my second time purchasing this seat. I like it and it always meets our needs5
putting this together should notNicoleputting this together should not have been so difficult3
Easy to assemble and goesLindaEasy to assemble and goes great with the table4
Handy gadgetLisaI use this to sit on when accessing a low cabinet, restocking its contents or searching for items in it.5
MAMMUT Children's stool, indoor/outdoor/yellow
Story

The children's furniture we constantly want to improve

The colorful MAMMUT stools, chairs and tables have been around since the early 2000s. Through the years, we’ve improved the products by reducing the material used and by making them always stay ahead of the world strictest safety demands. When we realized that many children like to take the furniture outdoors, it was time for yet another improvement – to reinforce the plastic with UV protection.

Sarah Pattison is an engineer at Children's IKEA who has worked with improving the MAMMUT series. For example, today the tables contain less plastic than when they were introduced. "Thanks to new technology, we could scale away some plastic inside the table top without compromising on its stability. This change hasn’t affected its look, but it means we use less material."

High demands on safe plastic

All MAMMUT parts are made of polypropylene, a plastic particularly suitable for children’s products. "When children play, their skin often comes in contact with things and that’s why the plastic we use always meets the world's highest set chemical requirements by a good margin,” says Sarah. But plastic is slowly broken down by the sun's UV rays, which can affect both color and quality when using the furniture outdoors. "When we understood that children like to carry the furniture outdoors, we reinforced the plastic with UV protection, which of course also complies with our chemical requirements."

Safety tests every year

The furniture also goes through annual safety tests. New knowledge about materials and safety constantly surfaces and needs to be adapted to. So why has MAMMUT survived for so long? "I think it's the cheerful colors and the appeal of shapes that feel like they came out of a comic book", says Sarah. "My daughters have used them for countless teatimes and building play forts over the years."