DUNE MONSTERS
Animals that rock
Why Rock?
Rocking has been around for centuries. For appearance sakes, it seems like such a simple action, but for the young, it's a complex process. Obviously requiring balance, rocking also needs core stability, leg muscles, hand and finger coordination. It's the sheer enjoyment putting those skills together for the very first time that keeps kids coming back for more.
Assembling wallace
Wallace is our rocker with the most pieces. We recommend using an electric drill with a number 2 phillips head bit to assemble your rocker. If you don't have a drill, you can assemble the rocker with a screwdriver. It will just take longer with some extra muscle. The second screw in the video is secured using a phillips head screwdriver.
We flat-pack
DIY construction with simple to follow instructions. Watch our Wallace Assembly video.
Customise the Colour
Choose from 10 colours
Each rocking animal is handcrafted by Us from high quality New Zealand plywood. Plywood is incredibly strong with layers of wood laminated together at 90 degree angles. The rockers unique shape is enhanced with its characteristic wood knots, darker discolouration and imperfections in the grain.
Even with the same animal shape, no two rockers will ever be the same.
Workshop
Mount Maunganui,
Bay of Plenty, New Zealand