Arch | Rainbow Reward Box | Reward Jar | Timber
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Introducing the Arch Rainbow Reward Box. Motivate and engage your child with this unique reward jar. Encourage positive behavior and help achieve goals with this fun and interactive tool. A scientific and proven way to foster growth and development.
- 150mmx150mm
What's included
- Timber backing plate
- Clear front plate
- Spacer
- Timber rainbow arch front
- Optional base
Tasmanian Oak and Blackwood veneer are thick enough to free stand.
Tokens not included. Each arch holds approximately between 20-24 tokens, depending on the shape. Tokens are sold in packs of 12 and can be purchased here
Want to add a name? Name plaques can be added here
This is a blank product. Does not come assembled or with double sided tape. We recommend using E6000 to assemble.
Sample shown in Tasmanian Oak veneer
Timber Information
As timber is a natural product, colour & grain variations do occur. This is not something that is in our control nor is it considered to be a fault. Each piece is unique!
We apply application paper to the back of all our timber prior to cutting. This is to minimise damaging the timber & to prevent scorch marks which you can sometimes see on timber that has been lasered.
This must be removed prior to use
All of our timber products are cut using a laser, which cases blackening of the edges. This can be sanded out using a medium-fine grade sandpaper if required.
Timber products can be used as they are or that can be sealed with a polyethylene varnish or a oil.
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