BRIO Railway Signal Station

For BRIO Railway

The signal station can be wonderfully incorporated into any BRIO railway. The adjustable red knob can be used to select where the trains should go so that they reach their destination in time for departure. This makes it the ideal addition to the BRIO railway, adding another interesting and realistic element.

Detailed Design and Functionality

The BRIO signal station consists of a mechanical switch and a movable figure lovingly designed as a railway official. The switch also features a small, richly decorated tower, from which a small bridge extends over the tracks, fitted with mechanically adjustable red and green lights. By turning the red knob, a green light can be set for one section of the track, allowing it to continue, while simultaneously setting a red light for the other section of the switch, preventing it from continuing on that route.

Further Information

In addition to the fun of playing, this toy primarily promotes children's creativity, motor skills, and logical thinking. All parts are made of high-quality wood and plastic, and the BRIO signal station is suitable for children aged 3 to 7 years. The product has compact dimensions of 12.7 x 10.2 x 8.9 cm.

BRIO

The manufacturer BRIO originated in Sweden. As early as 1884, over 130 years ago, BRIO was founded in Osby, a small town in southern Sweden. The original family business has long since become a major player in the global toy market. Today, BRIO is part of the German company Ravensburger, but its headquarters remain in Malmö. BRIO has always placed great importance on developing and producing responsible toys that bring joy to children around the world. Innovation and responsibility towards employees and the environment have always gone hand in hand, making BRIO what it is today: a company with the great goal of making childhood more beautiful and fun for countless people.

FSC-certified (Responsible Forestry)

The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) is an international certification system for more responsible forestry. FSC-certified wood comes from forests or plantations managed according to binding minimum ecological, social, and economic criteria, including the protection of biodiversity, soil, and water, as well as compliance with labor and land rights. The certification is based on ten globally valid principles, the implementation of which is monitored by independent certification bodies. The FSC label refers to the origin of the wood and varies by product between FSC 100%, FSC Mix, and FSC Recycled.