TheWorks Build Your Own Den - 75 Piece Kit

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Hang your ‘ Command Bunker Sign’ sign onto the nearest tree to warn the enemy off! Find a thin branch, whittle off any side branches and then tie your flag to it to mark your territory. Fallen branches: really fallen, not just branches you can reach. If you can only find thin ones, try tying them together to make them stronger. Build your own den today with our essential den-building equipment, ideal for creating indoor and outdoor dens. Our selection includes camouflage dens, ropes, bungee cords and giant pegs. Our outdoor den-making kits include sheets, camouflage fabrics, ropes, ground pegs and a den-building handbook. I love the mish mash of blankets in this den which is supported by some extra wooden poles on the ends of the bed to keep the blankets held up – it looks super cosy in there! Florence looks like she is loving having her own little hideaway – the decorative touches really make this den special and even comes with a guard dog!

Need ideas to get started on how to build a den? Why not take a look at our blog on how to build a den.

I love that when it comes to den building for little ones, it doesn’t have to be anything fancy for them to love it – this little one loves her balls in a box den and that’s a win for us as parents 🙂 Made in our Herefordshire workshop from UK grown chestnut hardwood our frames are extremely durable and long lasting. Each set comes with an instruction guide complete with step-by-step directions, ensuring a smooth (and fun!) building experience. This den is pretty impressive with tent like sheets draped from the ceiling, fairy lights and a spacious lounging area! I don’t think I’d ever want to take it down 🙂

Maybe you’ve got some old rope in the shed, a couple of blankets in the cupboard, or some bamboos in the shed… Well, here are some ideas for what to do with them. Stuff for structure I don’t know what it is about a cardboard house, but there’s just something magical about them! This one is beautifully decorated and looks very inviting! What I love about cardboard houses is that they can customised to your child, it can become a project in itself! I love this classic cardboard box fort – it’s almost like a maze! The use of blankets means you can open up the boxes to make them extra tall and I love the duct tape over the entrance – a lovely finishing touch (and prevents cardboard injuries!) Make your Den cosy by putting duvets and pillows in there with you, if you build it well you may even be able to sleep in there! At Early Years Resources we have a brilliant selection of den-building materials and den-making kits for children to choose from. Our indoor den-building kit is perfect for pretend play at home or in early years educational environments. We also offer ready-made play tens and shades for both indoor and outdoor use. These den-building resources can also be used to create places for your children to shelter in your forest school.

There are many great ways to make a Den and there are no rules but here are some ideas to get you started: