complete funeral home

Funeral Center - Play Building

Complete funeral center with multiple functional spaces, made of high-quality building blocks.

A funeral center is often an unknown place for children with many different rooms. What happens behind all those doors? Where has mom or dad been? What does the funeral director do there? With this funeral center, children can discover, understand and process what happens in such a building.

Building layout:

Ground floor:

• Chapel – space for farewell ceremony

First floor:

• Cooling room – storage place for deceased
• Two viewing rooms – saying goodbye
• Office – funeral director's workplace
• Care room complete with care table – final care

Annex building:

• Furnace room – cremation process

Features:

• Multiple accessible floors
• Realistic layout
• Space for play figures (not included)
• Compatible with common building block systems
• Durable material
• Suitable for children from 4 years (small parts)

Application: This funeral center is suitable for professional guidance of grieving children. It helps children understand what happens to their loved one in the different rooms, demystifies the funeral process and makes abstract actions concrete and open for discussion.

Ideal to combine with play figures of funeral professionals, grieving families and other funeral elements from the range.

Result: Makes the complex world of a funeral center understandable and open for discussion. Helps children ask their questions, reduce fears and understand everything involved in the care and farewell of their loved one.

Cremation Furnace Set - Complete

Complete cremation furnace set including coffin, ashes (representation), urn and 'fireproof' cremation stone (representation). Made of high-quality building blocks for understanding the complete cremation process.

For children experiencing a cremation, there are many questions: "What happens to mom/dad?", "Where does the coffin go?", "What are ashes?", "Why do we get a stone back?". This complete set helps children understand the entire cremation process, from coffin to ashes and memorial stone.

What's in the set:

• Cremation furnace – with opening for the coffin
• Funeral coffin – fits in the furnace
• Ashes (representation) – visual understanding of cremation
• Urn – storage place for ashes
• 'Fireproof' cremation stone (representation) – tangible memory

The complete process:

1. Coffin goes into the furnace
2. After cremation, ashes remain
3. Ashes go into the urn
4. Cremation stone as lasting memory

Features:

• Complete cremation process in miniature
• Realistic design
• Compatible with common building block systems
• All elements coordinated with each other
• Durable material
• Suitable for children from 4 years (with professional guidance)

Application: This cremation furnace set is suitable for:

• Professional grief counseling – explaining cremation process step by step
• Funeral professionals – preparing children for cremation
• Educational settings – what is cremation and what happens?
• Home situations – processing and understanding loved one's cremation
• Therapeutic guidance – anxiety reduction through understanding

Result: Makes the complete cremation process from beginning to end concrete and open for discussion. Children understand what happens to the coffin, what ashes are, why they go in an urn and what the cremation stone means. This complete understanding reduces fear and helps with processing. The question "where is mom/dad?" receives an honest, concrete answer

Play figure of a forensic physician, made of high-quality building blocks.

The forensic physician plays an important role after a death. This doctor examines the body, determines the cause of death and gives permission for the funeral. For children, this is often an unknown figure in the process after the death of a loved one.

With this play figure, you make the role of the forensic physician concrete and open for discussion. Children can become acquainted with this professional through play and understand which steps are taken after a death.

Features:

• Recognizable design with green surgical scrubs
• Compatible with common building block systems
• Durable material
• Suitable for children from 4 years (small parts)

Application: Ideal as part of funeral toys for professional guidance of grieving children, but also usable in educational settings where death, dying and the funeral process are discussed.

Makes abstract roles concrete and helps children understand the process surrounding death.

Autopsy Table/Care Table Set - Complete

Complete set with autopsy table/care table, sink and cabinet with medical instruments. Made of high-quality building blocks. Professional tool for explaining medical examination and final care.

In the funeral process, there are various moments when the body is cared for or examined. For children confronted with this, it is important to understand what happens and why. This complete set helps professionals explain these processes.

What's in the set:

• Care table/autopsy table – for lying figure
• Sink – for care and cleaning
• Cabinet with two sliding drawers containing:
  • Scalpel – for medical examination
  • Syringe – for preservation

Features:

• Complete care/autopsy room
• Realistic medical environment design
• Functional sliding drawers in cabinet
• Compatible with common building block systems
• Durable material

Application: This set is suitable for:

• Professional grief counseling – explaining autopsy and care process
• Funeral professionals – preparing children for procedures
• Forensic educational settings – understanding medical examination
• Hospital setting – explaining medical procedures
• Therapeutic guidance – processing what children have seen

Result: Gives children concrete insight into what happens to their loved one's body between death and funeral. The complete set shows the professional environment where care and examination take place. It demystifies procedures that would otherwise remain scary or unclear, helps reduce fear through honest, age-appropriate information. Only for use by trained professionals who can sensitively guide children through these difficult subjects

Play figure representation of person after autopsy, made of high-quality building blocks. Sensitive tool for understanding autopsy.

When an autopsy has taken place, children often have questions: "What did they do?", "Why was that necessary?", "What does mom/dad look like now?". This figure helps funeral professionals and counselors explain in a concrete but respectful way what autopsy means and what happens to the body.

Features:

• Sensitive, educational design
• Visual representation of autopsy marks (Y-incision)
• Respectful but honest depiction
• Compatible with common building block systems
• Durable material
• Exclusively suitable for professional guidance (from 4 years with supervision)

Application: This figure is suitable for:

• Professional grief counseling – explaining autopsy process
• Funeral professionals – preparing children for changed appearance
• Forensic educational settings – understanding necessity of autopsy
• Therapeutic guidance – processing traumatic experience
• Hospital setting – explaining medical examination

Result: Gives children a concrete but respectful answer to difficult questions about autopsy. It helps reduce fear and uncertainty by providing honest information, adapted to the child's comprehension level. Only for use by trained professionals who can guide children through this sensitive subject.

Grieving Adults - Play Figures Set

Set of 10 grieving adult play figures, made of high-quality building blocks. Extensive representation for family, friends and visitors at funeral.

At a funeral or farewell, there are always multiple adults present: family, friends, neighbors, colleagues. This set makes it possible to re-enact the funeral procession, the visitors in the chapel, the people at the cemetery or at the condolence gathering. Children can thus represent the complete context of the farewell.

What's in the set:

• 10 adult figures
• Men and women
• Diverse appearance and clothing
• Different ages represented

Features:

• Extensive set for realistic scenarios
• Recognizable adult appearance
• Diverse representation
• Compatible with common building block systems
• Durable material
• Suitable for children from 4 years (small parts)

Application: This set of grieving adults is suitable for:

• Funeral toys – re-enacting complete funeral ceremony
• Grief counseling – representing social context of grief
• Educational settings – who is present at a funeral?
• Home situations – family and friends around loss
• Professional guidance – family constellations and relationships
• Complete funeral scenarios with sufficient attendees

Result: Makes the social context of grief and funeral complete and realistic. Children can re-enact the complete funeral with sufficient attendees, understand who was all there, and see that many people cared about their loved one. It helps place the funeral as a communal moment of farewell, not something the family does alone. The set offers flexibility for different scenarios: large funerals, intimate gatherings, condolence visits

Grieving Children - Play Figures Set

Set of 5 grieving children play figures, made of high-quality building blocks. Diverse representation for group grief and classmates.

When a child dies or when children grieve together (at school, in the classroom, in the family), it is important to be able to represent that group of children. This set makes it possible to re-enact classmates, siblings, friends – all with their own way of grieving.

What's in the set:

• 5 children figures
• Different ages represented
• Boys and girls
• Diverse appearance and clothing

Features:

• Set of 5 figures for group grief
• Recognizable children's appearance
• Different ages (toddler to teenager possible)
• Compatible with common building block systems
• Durable material
• Suitable for children from 4 years (small parts)

Application: This set of grieving children is suitable for:

• Funeral toys – re-enacting children's funeral or group grief
• School grief counseling – grieving classmates
• Educational settings – making group grief open for discussion
• Home situations – siblings in grief
• Professional guidance – different children's reactions to grief
• Family situations with multiple children

Result: Makes group grief and the impact on multiple children concrete and open for discussion. Children can re-enact how different children react (some cry, others are quiet, still others just play on), understand that every child grieves differently and that it's okay to have your own reaction. Essential for making grief open for discussion in schools and in situations where multiple children are affected by the same loss

Funeral Professionals - Play Figures Set

Set of 2 funeral professionals: funeral director and assistant. Made of high-quality building blocks. Recognizable professionals from the funeral process.

For children, the funeral director and assistant are often important figures in the farewell process. They arrange everything, care for the deceased, drive the car and guide the family. By being able to re-enact these professionals, children understand their role and can ask questions about what these people do.

What's in the set:

• Funeral director – in dark suit
• Assistant – in dark suit
• Recognizable, professional appearance

Features:

• Set of 2 professional figures
• Dark, formal clothing (classic funeral attire)
• Compatible with common building block systems
• Durable material
• Suitable for children from 4 years (small parts)

Application: These funeral professionals are suitable for:

• Funeral toys – re-enacting complete funeral process
• Grief counseling – recognition of important guides
• Educational settings – who does what at a funeral?
• Home situations – processing contact with funeral director
• Professional guidance – making roles and tasks open for discussion
• Complete funeral scenarios

Result: Makes the role of funeral professionals concrete and open for discussion. Children understand who these people are, what they do and why they are important in the farewell process. It helps recognize these professionals as trustworthy guides who help the family. Through re-enactment, children can ask questions like "Why does he wear a black suit?", "What does the funeral director do?" and "Why are there two people?"