Junior Homestead Cubby

053-JHC

The Junior Homestead Cubby is a Jarrah homestead cubby that brings rural-themed imaginative play into any outdoor space. With a gable roof, servery bench, louvred windows, and tunnel entry, it reads as a genuine farm building at playground scale — inviting children in to create their own rural world.

Multiple window openings and angled vertical louvres give children different ways to engage — serving at the bench, peering through the slats, ducking in through the tunnel entry — the kind of role-play they return to across many sessions. An internal bench seat supports quieter moments, and the structure naturally accommodates both solo and small-group interaction.

Crafted in our O’Connor WA workshop using locally sourced West Australian Jarrah hardwood (subject to availability), the structure features a live edge gable roof, rustic vertical cladding, and hand-burnt chicken motifs that give each piece a genuinely rural character. All timbers carry a weather-resistant water-based oil finish that preserves the natural grain.

Designed for early learning centres, schools, and community playgrounds, this Jarrah homestead cubby suits children aged 2 years and above. No fall zone is required, making it easy to position in any part of a play space. Installation available across Perth and WA, or supply-only Australia-wide with full installation documentation for your contractor.

Product Features:
• Gable roof with live edge boards
• Servery bench and interior bench seat
• Angled windows and vertical louvres
• Tunnel entry, burnt chicken motifs

Dimensions: W 1300mm x L 2100mm x H 2000mm
Fall Zone: No fall zone required
Free Height of Fall (FHoF): N/A
Target Age Group: 2+ years

Our timber products are primarily crafted from West Australian Jarrah hardwood, sustainably sourced where possible. Natural timber variations in character and dimensions should be expected.

All equipment and colour options can be customised to suit your playground requirements.

Junior Homestead Cubby

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