Lego Table Flip Top Design

The LEGO table flip top design is such a useful tool because you are not taking up a bunch of space for one thing. The flip top lego table allows kids to have a place to play Legos on then when Legos are put up, the table turns into a regular table for homework or really anything else. One side is covered with Lego top plates for great Lego fun and the other is a hardwood.

The tables are build of sturdy hardwood and feature a reversible LEGO top plate for standard sized LEGO bricks and the larger Duplo LEGO bricks and are designed to be used by up to four students at a time. This way the duel use Lego table can be used for toddlers then it will grow with them as they are ready for the smaller LEGOs.

While the LEGO table flip top was designed for the classroom it is really a great piece of kids furniture to have at home, especially when you have multiple kids. Also works great in daycare's, preschools and children church classrooms.

These tables are part of the LEGO Education range designed to incorporate LEGO into classrooms and includes activity packs and sets developed specifically for the education sector.

One of the cons about a flip top Lego table is that there is no built in storage. The solution that I have found to be the best is getting cheap plastic storage bins underneath.

The ones that are pictured can be found at a local Walmart or Dollar Store for cheap. I like them because they make it easy to keep Lego parts separate that you want to keep out of the way and you can see into them so you are not opening up drawers to find anything.

Unless the table is totally out of the way it probably is a good idea to get storage that has rollers. When lifting up heavy Lego drawers Legos are bound to explode out of them. It is easier to roll them where they need to go.

The Lego education range was specifically designed for teaching and is widely used in home schooling environments, preschools and classrooms. The sets feature different pieces that are designed for group building and play and include sets like historical minifigures and city building sets.

The Lego education system was first set up in Denmark in 1980 and later in the USA in response to a demand from educators for school specific sets and products for educational purposes.

These large Lego education sets with storage containers are designed for use with the Lego Flip Top tables above and are an educational tool for home or teaching. The sets feature educational bricks such as animals and their habitats for teaching about nature and the natural world and construction sets that teach about movement and transportation.