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Same solid pine frame, same elastic cords, same height as the pink version, for twenty-six dollars less. Unless the room needs pink specifically, this is the one to buy and the price difference is the whole comparison.
Thirty-four dollars for a hundred plush toys off the carpet. Fabric hanging baskets cost about the same and hold a fraction as much, because they do not use the vertical run of a wall.
Untreated pine reads as furniture and goes with the beige slides and the oat high chair tray in this catalogue. It also takes paint if you change your mind later, which the pink version does not usefully allow.
The cords are soft elastic rather than cord with a hard core, so a dog pulling a toy out gets the toy rather than a snapped line. Worth knowing in a house where the dog treats the collection as shared property.
Fifty-four inches means a three-year-old reaches the bottom two thirds and an adult loads the top. Put the toys that get used daily low and the display animals high.
Our own summary of this model. Seller bullet lists are not reproduced here: on this catalogue they repeat word for word between colourways, and on one slide they count the features wrong.
Low stock on this colorway
The fifty-four-inch plush toy zoo in pink. Same frame as the natural version, twenty-six dollars more.
Folding step stool that switches between three steps and two. Rated to a hundred pounds.