Key risks

• Small parts, screws and accessories that may come loose: choking or ingestion risk for young children and pets.
• Pinch points on hinges, vice jaws or moving parts: potential finger entrapment.
• Injury or falls due to the bench tipping over if poorly assembled or placed on an unstable surface.
• Minor cuts from hard edges, broken parts or splinters on wooden models.
• Loud noise from toy tools with sound: avoid placing them near the ear.
• Risks associated with batteries in tools with light or sound: ingestion, leakage or overheating if handled incorrectly.
• Entanglement or strangulation if the set includes strings, cords or straps.

Safe use

• Follow the recommended age for each product and maintain adult supervision, especially with young children.
• Assemble the bench according to the instructions and check that all screws and fittings are secure before play.
• Place the bench on a flat, stable, clear surface, away from steps, edges or walkways.
• Teach children not to strike people, pets or fragile surfaces with toy hammers or other toy tools.
• Do not force parts; if something does not fit or jams, stop and check before continuing.
• If it includes battery-powered components, secure the compartment, do not mix new and used batteries or different types, and do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries.
• Keep small parts and spares out of the reach of children under 3 years and store them when not in use.
• Remove any damaged or broken part immediately to prevent sharp edges or parts coming loose.

Storage and maintenance

• Store tools and accessories in the bench compartments or in boxes, keeping the play area tidy to prevent trips.
• Periodically check stability, tighten loose screws and replace worn parts before using again.
• Clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry thoroughly; avoid abrasive products or soaking parts, especially if there are electronic components.
• Keep the bench away from heat sources, flames, prolonged moisture or direct sunlight that could deform materials.
• If it will not be used for a while, remove the batteries and store them in a dry place and out of the reach of children.

Usage restrictions

• Not a piece of furniture for sitting, standing or climbing on; it will not support a person's weight.
• Do not use with real tools, sharp metal fasteners, hot or sharp objects, or chemicals.
• Not suitable for children under 36 months if it contains small parts or other removable elements.
• Do not modify the product or add unapproved accessories that could create sharp edges or instability.
• Recommended for indoor use and under supervision where necessary; avoid placing it on elevated surfaces or near stairs.
• For battery-operated models, use only the type specified by the manufacturer and dispose of spent batteries safely.