Play Tents & Play Houses
20 pcs Ocean Balls – Swim Fun Toys
Regular priceRs 1,900.00
or 3 X Rs 633.33 with
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or 30 pcs Ocean Balls – Swim Fun Toys
Regular priceRs 2,500.00
or 3 X Rs 833.33 with
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or Castle Play Tent - 140cm Diameter, 135cm Height
Regular priceRs 7,500.00Rs 5,000.00
Kids Beauty Studio Play Set – 24 Pieces
Regular priceRs 5,990.00
or 3 X Rs 1,996.66 with
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or 150 PCS Ocean Balls – Swim Fun Toys
Regular priceRs 6,950.00
or 3 X Rs 2,316.66 with
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or Play Tents & Play Houses in Sri Lanka
Colourful play tents and play houses give kids their own imaginative space — but as enclosed play spaces, they come with a few real safety considerations parents often overlook, especially around ventilation. Our range includes tents with crawl tunnels, ball-pit-style play spaces, and multiple doors to enter and exit through.
Frequently Asked Questions — Play Tents & Play Houses
What age is appropriate for a play tent?
Play tents work well across a wide range, roughly 1–8 years depending on the specific design, but the sweet spot for imaginative play is generally 2–6 years old. Younger babies (6–12 months) can enjoy a very simple, floorless tent design as a supervised sensory space, but it should have no small parts and nothing to trip over inside.
Are play tents safe for babies or very young toddlers?
Only with active supervision and a simple design. Play tents are enclosed by nature, so they're not designed to the same suffocation/ventilation safety standards as cots or cribs — they should never be used as an unsupervised sleep space, even for a nap, regardless of your child's age.
Why does ventilation matter, and how do I keep it safe?
Because a play tent is an enclosed space, airflow can be limited, and temperature and CO2 levels can build up faster than in an open room, especially in Sri Lanka's climate. Keep tent doors/openings at least partially open during play, avoid placing the tent in direct sun or a poorly ventilated room, and don't leave a child inside for extended periods without checking in.
Can my child sleep in a play tent?
No — play tents aren't built or safety-tested for unsupervised sleep the way cots and beds are. Keep tents strictly for supervised daytime play, not naps or overnight sleep.
What should I check for fire safety and materials?
Look for tents made from flame-resistant fabric with secure, reinforced stitching and no loose strings or small detachable parts that could pose a choking hazard. Keep any play tent well away from stoves, heaters, candles, or other open flame sources regardless of the fabric's rating.
Do you deliver islandwide, and is assembly required?
Yes, we deliver islandwide within 1–5 days. Most play tents use simple pop-up or pole-slot assembly with no tools needed — check the specific product listing for details.
