Cooking Utensils

The five pieces are solid rubberwood with no cords, hinges or furniture-scale tipping risk, the largest part and the finished dimensions are published, and ASTM and EN 71 test reports cover this SKU. Per-piece small-parts and use-and-abuse outcomes are not published, so the mechanical fit of the smaller spatula and spoon to the 2+ grade is covered only by the set-level testing.

Durability rests on the material and process: reclaimed rubberwood dried in a chemical-free kiln to remove moisture and improve hardness, with replacement parts and a repair service available if a piece breaks. No drop, load or wear test method or result is published for these utensils, and owner feedback so far amounts to a single positive comment — too little to establish a durability record.

Every surface material of this set is named: chemical-free kiln-dried rubberwood, E-Zero formaldehyde-free adhesive, organic pigments derived from trees, plants, flowers and minerals, water-based dyes and a water-based lacquer, with no lead or heavy-metal colourants in production and Proposition 65 compliance. Mouthing is addressed directly — the wood is preservative-free with no harmful additives and the water-based paints are safety certified — and ASTM and EN 71 test reports accompany this SKU.

This set meets ASTM (US) and EN 71 (EU) toy safety requirements, and downloadable ASTM and EN 71 test reports accompany this specific SKU rather than the range in general — more than a blanket "meets safety standards" line.

The set is graded 2 years and older, with finished dimensions published (8.5 x 5 x 1.42 in) and the frying pan identified as the largest part, plus explicit guidance to follow the age grade and supervise play. No small-parts test result is published for the individual utensils such as the spatula and spoon.

We queried the full CPSC recall corpus (9,944 records, 1973 to August 2026) and found one entry for PlanToys: a 2017 recall of wooden baby gyms for a strangulation risk from the side rope crossbars, about 500 units, with a free replacement offered and no injuries reported. That record is nine years old, was remedied, and sits in a different product category from this pretend-play utensil set.

This set meets the ASTM (USA) and EN 71 (Europe) toy safety standards, and ASTM and EN 71 test reports are made available for this exact SKU, alongside company-level ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and SA 8000 certifications. PlanToys is not FSC certified, because it uses reclaimed plantation rubberwood rather than forest wood — a candid position rather than logo-dropping.

The materials of this set are disclosed component by component — chemical-free kiln-dried rubberwood, E-Zero formaldehyde-free adhesive, organic pigments, water-based dyes and a water-based lacquer — with manufacture in Thailand named, and replacement parts for missing, broken or defective pieces available on request alongside a toy repair service. A concrete warranty length is not published.