Climbo is a triangular climbing structure inspired by the principles of Hungarian pediatrician Emmi Pikler, who emphasized the importance of free movement in early childhood development. Pikler believed that children should be allowed to explore their physical abilities at their own pace, fostering confidence, balance, and coordination. One of her key insights was that when children are given the freedom to climb, they develop not only motor skills but also a natural sense of caution and self-awareness.

Unlike standard Pikler triangles, Climbo is designed with meticulous attention to detail. Its aesthetic form is sleek and lightweight, ensuring both elegance and ease of use. The structure is crafted to be visually seamless, with hidden screws and no exposed fastenings, prioritizing both safety and a refined, modern look. Every element is thoughtfully designed to provide a secure and stimulating climbing experience for young explorers.