Birthday Cake Set

The set's small candles, slices and wooden knife are age-fit accessories per the 2Yrs+ label, and the brand advises supervision when smaller parts are involved, but no cord/pinch-specific engineering claim or test result is published for this cake set.

One review of this exact set reports the pieces are fun to assemble and cut apart with no durability complaints, and PlanToys wooden furniture survives toddler stress-testing with easy assembly, though that stronger evidence covers a different product (a dollhouse furniture set), not this cake set.

The cake set is made from chemical-free rubberwood, formaldehyde-free glue, and organic pigments/water-based dyes, and an independent lab test on PlanToys wood confirmed it is free of additives, though that test covered the brand's wood generally rather than this specific product.

This product's own page names ASTM and EN71 test reports as downloadable, and the brand asserts ASTM/EN71 compliance broadly, but no CPSIA/16 CFR 1250 certificate or certificate number is named for this specific set. PlanToys is an identifiable, retail-distributed manufacturer, so this is normal non-publication rather than a compliance gap.

The Birthday Cake Set is labeled 2Yrs+ on its own page, consistent with its small candles and slice pieces, and the brand flags small-parts supervision generally. No third-party or retailer source cross-checks this specific set's age grading, and no test method or result supports the label.

We queried the CPSC recall registry directly and found exactly one PlanToys recall on file: a 2017 baby gym strangulation recall, handled proactively by the brand with a free replacement and a redesigned bar. That record covers a different product line, not this cake set, so it caps at the top of this tier rather than pulling the score down.

ISO 9001 (since 1999) and ISO 14001 are named quality/environmental certifications the brand asserts company-wide, and downloadable per-product test reports (ASTM, EN71) are listed right on this product's own page. No registry number is published, but the certifications are clearly and specifically claimed.

The brand discloses country of manufacture (Thailand), a plywood/rubberwood manufacturing process, and a concrete spare-parts and repair route through its Toy Clinic for missing, broken or defective pieces.