Low Hinged Shelf with Shelves and Vertical Dividers

Low Hinged Shelf with Shelves and Vertical Dividers

The Woodlyn Low Hinged Shelf with Shelves and Vertical Dividers is a versatile, mobile storage solution designed for today’s play-based early learning environments. Crafted in Canada from durable Baltic birch, this hinged unit encourages independence, self-selection, and classroom flexibility—all while supporting key developmental domains.

The low height ensures clear sightlines and easy access for toddlers and preschoolers, while the hinged design makes it easy to open the unit wide to create defined learning zones or a movable room divider. The vertical dividers keep materials visible and organized—perfect for storing loose parts, provocations, picture books, sensory trays, or STEM bins.

Whether you're setting up quiet corners, provocations for inquiry, or rotating materials to spark new interests, this child-centred storage solution offers both function and beauty. Built to last, built for play, and built for Canadian classrooms.

Woodlyn collection is a trusted choice for Canadian educators and caregivers seeking high-quality, sustainable classroom furniture that aligns with the values of natural play, child-led learning, and intentional design.

Specifications

• Dimensions (each shelf half): Approx. 46"L x 15"W x 24"H

• Material: Baltic birch plywood with a child-safe finish

• Mobility: Smooth-locking casters for easy movement and repositioning

• Design: Hinged middle allows flexible layout options

• Compartments: Vertically divided shelving on both sides

Key Features & Benefits

• Child-height accessibility for self-directed learning

• Hinged design for dynamic, ever-changing learning zones

• Supports developmental goals through independence and organization

• Durable & safe—crafted from natural, high-quality materials

• Visually calming aesthetic that blends beautifully into Reggio, Montessori, and emergent curriculum spaces

Usage Ideas

• Create pop-up learning zones by opening the shelf into a corner or room divider

• Store trays of sensory materials, math manipulatives, and loose parts

• Design invitation-to-play areas that children can independently access and tidy

• Use both sides of the shelf to support parallel activities or dual-purpose stations

• Rotate resources regularly to spark curiosity and extend learning