Early Years Storage & Display
Creating an organised and inviting learning environment starts with the right storage solutions. Our range of Early Years storage and display furniture has been designed to help nurseries, preschools and EYFS settings maximise space while keeping resources accessible for children and practitioners.
From low-level storage units and book display furniture to room dividers, cloakroom storage and classroom organisation solutions, our products support independent learning while helping to keep learning spaces tidy and well organised.
Many of our storage units are designed at child-friendly heights, encouraging children to access books, toys and resources independently. Room divider and display units can also be used to create clearly defined learning areas, helping practitioners organise classrooms into purposeful zones without compromising visibility.
Whether you’re looking for book storage, tray storage, low-level shelving or flexible display furniture, our Early Years storage range offers practical, durable solutions designed specifically for nursery and EYFS environments.
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Baskets & Tubs21 Products
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Book Storage & Display16 Products
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Mobile Storage Units35 Products
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Nursery Cloakroom Furniture & Storage9 Products
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Reading Corner Storage34 Products
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Storage Units79 Products
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Tray Storage Units19 Products
Frequently Asked Questions about Early Years Storage & Display
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How can storage furniture be part of the room rather than just basic storage?
Storage units are no longer just vessels for resources, they can become active, purposeful elements of the learning environment if utilised properly. Use them to create defined learning zones, open shelving can be used to anchor specific spaces, such as book corners or construction zones. If units are kept at a low level, a feeling of space is maintained, and practitioners remain able to supervise the whole room easily. Units can also be used to create logical pathways through a room, preventing traffic through focused play zones.
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What are the benefits of effective storage in the EYFS?
Choosing the right height and accessible furniture will encourage child independence and choice. Using labels, either with simple words or pictures will help children to not only make choices but effectively tidy up. Practical furniture, which features locks and out-of-reach storage will help keep the environment safe and compliant with safety guidelines.
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What are the key things to look for when buying furniture which incorporates storage and display for an EYFS setting?
Primarily, child height accessible furniture is key which has robust safety features and is flexible. Units which children can easily reach resources and see without having to open doors or overreach are essential. Furniture should be durable and be able to withstand frequent use, movement and spills – hard-wearing materials are essential. Our low level storage range is designed specifically with this type of accessibility in mind. Furniture should also be durable and able to withstand frequent use, movement and spills – hard-wearing materials are essential.
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What safety features should I be looking for?
Structural stability is essential, units which have a wide base and are made from heavy duty materials, which will prevent tipping. Rounded edges will help protect children in the event of bumps during active play. Anti-trap hinges are essential to minimise the risk of fingers getting injured. Finally, materials which can be cleaned easily – woods treated so they can be wiped clean and disinfected, soft furnishings which can be removed and washed.
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What specific features I should be looking for when purchasing storage and display furniture?
Low level units are key, allowing accessibility for children and allowing practitioners eyesight. Storage units which incorporate clear containers will allow children to make active decisions and encourage independence. Our Baskets & Tubs can also be combined with storage furniture to organise and separate different resources. Interactive furniture serves a dual purpose, shelving units with mirrors or chalkboards for example, serve a practical storage function whilst offering opportunities to learn and develop.

