Looking for a Lego Table

I see them on craigslist all the time. I know not brand new but if you added brand new lego's perfect xmas gift.

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I was just doing some research on this the other day and found this website with a neat project for making your own lego table. Check it out :)

http://ikeahacker.blogspot.com/2008/06/weekend-project-1-...

Jessica

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Dear S.,

I recently saw a LEGO table in the one step ahead catalog that is made for ages 3 and up and pictures an adult sitting at the table with the kids so it's probably not too small.It has a storage area in the middle and three panels that are reversible so it can be used as a smooth table for other activities. If you go to onestepahead.com you should be able to find it. It sells for 159.95- ( not too bad compared with ones from the LEGO site which go for almost 300.00!)

Good Luck!

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Check out eBay, too, there are some custom sized ones, and there are some "lap tables" like those breakfast in bed type trays you can sit over your legs on the floor, couch or bed. Like others have said, you coule probably buy the sheets of lego material/base and glue them to any table you find or build to the right size.
jessie

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Hello! We ordered the Nilo Lego block table a few years ago for our daughter. We also purchased a chair that includes a storage area. The table is very sturdy. It was not inexpensive, but really has been a favorite among all of my children. There are many different options/sizes found here: http://www.nilotoys.com/index.htm

I too have a child with special needs. Elliot is now three and has Down syndrome. He loves to play with oversized legos on the table and we recently set up our Thomas the Train set and both boys (2 and 3) and our 7-year old daughter play for hours with that. Good luck!

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keep a watch on Craigslist! you can find great deals there at times!

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I know you can find the base plates for sale so why don't you find a table that works for your son and then buy the base plates to make your own table (at quick glance plates will set you back 30-40 dollars on Amazon) That way you know that it will fit him and you can get what you want for less money. You can even make the table yourself or just attached the plates to a board and set that up at the dinning table when he wants to play. Good Luck!

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S. , our family has a train table purchased at Sam's club several years ago. We not only use the table for trains but also for his Legos and Army men it is the perfect height for our small 10.5 yr old to use because the sides have a little dip in them and it also has drawers at each end. I think you can go on-line and still get similar tables from Target and Sam's club. We paid somewhere around $175. I think. It is plain white and has a green working surface. Good luck . I also checked on line Target does have the tables but thereis also a co. called activitytable.com the link was at the bottom of the Target site. J.

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S.,
I have the perfect table for you! Ironically, I just re-posted it on craigslist! My husband made it for our son, who has outgrown it. He used it for trains, legos (most of the time, puzzles and all sorts of other things. Since my husband made it, it is larger than normal and very sturdy. The kids routinely stood on it. It is large enough to store toys in under it in bins, which is what we did. The dimensions are on the link. Check out the link: https://post.craigslist.org/manage/1439545504/indi9

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Check out the daycare companies. Kaplan, Discount School Supply, Lakeshore Learning, etc.

I purchased mine from Sams Club after Christmas a few years back. I've seen them in some of those catalogs since. I got the one with 3 sides (red, blue, yellow) and a storage box in the middle. And it came with 3 chairs. (Now I've seen them come with stools instead....) But it's very heavy duty. I bought it for daycare. Kids LOVE it!

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Are you in the Milwaukee area? If so try New to you kids or some other second hand stores in West Allis that are in pretty good condition and slightly used.

Hope this helps

C.
Caring for kids daycare
where learning is fun!

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Maybe you could make one? I know I've seen large, flat sheets of lego material for building on (like what is on top of the tables). I don't see why you couldn't glue that to something you've built or to an existing table.

Good luck!
J.

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Check Craigslist. Luckily, Lego's and most of their accessories are easy to sanitize. I have found so many deals on that site its unreal. Good luck!