How to Assemble Your Bunny Learning Tower (A-Series)
This guide takes you through the A-Series Bunny Learning Tower in seven illustrated steps. Start with the parts list, then match the letters and T numbers in each step to the diagram beside it.
If you are still comparing models, read our guide to choosing a learning tower in Australia, or see both designs in our Learning Tower range.
Watch the 3D assembly video
Prefer to watch? This 3D video walks through all seven steps for the Bunny tower in about three minutes.
Read the safety note first
Remove all packaging and fastening materials that are not parts of the Learning Tower before giving the product to children.
Check the parts and hardware
The box contains 12 part codes, A to L, which represent 17 physical pieces. The hardware is labelled T1 to T8. The sheet also marks two spare T1, two spare T2 and two spare T7.
| Part | Quantity |
|---|---|
| A | 2 |
| B | 2 |
| C | 1 |
| D | 1 |
| E, with slot | 1 |
| F | 1 |
| G | 1 |
| H | 1 |
| I | 2 |
| J, blackboard | 1 |
| K | 2 |
| L | 2 |
| Hardware | Used across all steps | Marked spares |
|---|---|---|
| T1 | 16 | 2 |
| T2 | 22 | 2 |
| T3 | 4 | 0 |
| T4 | 4 | 0 |
| T5 | 2 | 0 |
| T6, anti-slip pads | 4 | 0 |
| T7 | 2 | 2 |
| T8 | 2 | 0 |
Part L is packed in the hardware box. The blackboard is part J and goes into the slot in part E at step 2.
Follow the seven illustrated steps
Each step below names the pieces and hardware shown in the manufacturer diagram. Use the arrows and positions in the matching image for orientation.
Step 1: start with parts A
Use A x 2, T3 x 4 and T1 x 8 in the positions shown.
Step 2: add E, G and the blackboard
Use E, G and T2 x 4. Put the blackboard, J, into the slot in E as shown.
Step 3: prepare parts B
Use B x 2, T4 x 4 and T1 x 8 in the positions shown.
Step 4: add I, K and L
Use I x 2, K x 2, L x 2, T2 x 4, T8 x 2, T7 x 2 and T5 x 2. Match each item to the position shown.
Step 5: add C, D and F
Use C, D, F and T2 x 10 as shown. The diagram also shows the stepping board in three level positions.
Step 6: set the top section on the base and lock the catches
Place the top section on the base. Fit the four T2 screws (T2 x 4) in the positions shown, then lock the catches shown in the close-up.
Step 7: fit H and lock it
Fit H and turn it until it locks, as shown in the close-up. The diagram also marks T6 x 4 at the base. Check the T6 note in the questions below before deciding whether the four pads apply in your home.
Use the turnable diagram
The manufacturer sheet marks the side panel as turnable and shows the finished Bunny tower in its two illustrated positions. Use the diagram to identify the panel and the T7 pivot point.
For a closer look at how families use the design, read what 3-in-1 means for a Montessori learning tower.
Where to go next
If your parts or diagrams do not match, email hello@thelittlebunny.com.au and include a photo of the step you have reached.
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Common questions: How to Assemble Your Bunny Learning Tower (A-Series)
Quick answers to what usually comes up next
Do the Bunny and Fox A-Series learning towers assemble the same way?
Yes. Their manufacturer sheets use the same part codes, hardware counts and seven-step sequence. Use the images for your style so the panel shape matches the tower in front of you.
How many levels does the stepping board have?
The stepping board has three levels. They are shown beneath step 5 of the manufacturer diagram.
What should I know about T6 and T7?
T6 is the set of four anti-slip pads. The sheet says their use depends on floor type and they are not required in every home. Keep T7 tightened where possible because excessive unscrewing may reduce its ability to tighten. Two spare T7 parts are supplied.