How many pieces do I need for one table?
For a single tiered tray, eight to twelve small pieces is a full look; more than that and the tiers stop reading. For a dessert or party table, plan one focal piece in the middle and two supporting groups. Piece counts are printed on every card here, and the tray guide above sets out the top-middle-bottom rule.
Are the cutouts printed on both sides?
It varies by set and the listing says which. Double-sided matters for anything hanging in a doorway or a window, where the back is visible from the other room; for a board or a wall, single-sided is the norm and costs less.
Can the wooden pieces go outside?
Only under cover, and only if you have sealed them. Unfinished wood swells in one wet night and the shape never comes back flat. A porch that stays dry is fine; a front step in the rain is not.
Do the sticker sheets peel off cleanly?
Off paper and folders, yes. Off painted walls and varnished desks, they can lift the finish if left for months. On a classroom desk, treat them as a term-long thing rather than permanent.
Is the classroom material reusable next year?
Mostly yes. Card cutouts and borders survive two or three years if stored flat; laminating doubles that. The 70 classroom sets here are sold as kits, so a missing piece does not spoil the rest.
What ages are the party games for?
The sheet games are readable from about eight upward. Below that, picture rounds work and word rounds do not, which is what the picker above sorts out.
Can I buy from this site directly?
No. This is an independent catalogue and there is no checkout here. Every buy button opens the brand's own listing, where the price, stock and returns are handled in your account.
Why do some sets show no price?
Because the listing had no active offer when we last checked. Seasonal items go in and out of stock all year, so they stay on the site rather than disappearing.
Do you sell the pieces separately?
No, and neither does the brand: everything in this range is packed as a set. That is usually the point: a matched kit costs less than the same pieces bought one at a time and always looks like it belongs together.
Are the colours the same as the photos?
Close, but printed card and painted wood both shift slightly between production runs, and screens exaggerate saturation. If you are matching two purchases exactly, buy them together rather than months apart.
Is anything here flame-retardant or safe near candles?
No. Paper, card and unfinished wood all burn. Keep every piece in this range away from open flame, and use battery lights rather than tea lights on a tray.
Are the small pieces safe for toddlers?
The sets are decoration, not toys. Small cutouts, stickers and tray-scale blocks are choking hazards for children under three, and nothing here is tested as a toy.
Can I use indoor decorations outside?
Metal signs, yes. Sealed painted wood, under cover only. Card, paper and unfinished wood, no: one wet night finishes them.
How far ahead should I order?
Two to three weeks before the date. Seasonal stock in this category sells out rather than being restocked, because the next season is already being produced.
What if a piece is missing from a set?
Message the seller on the listing. For a missing piece rather than a damaged pack, that is usually solved without a return.