Staedtler Peppa Pig Pavement Chalks - Pack of 6 - 2365 C6 L1

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The Staedtler Peppa Pig Pavement Chalks are designed for young children and toddlers who love to express their creativity through outdoor art. These extra-large, rectangular chalks offer a comfortable grip for small hands and ensure vibrant, temporary outdoor drawings on patios and pavements, though they are intended strictly for exterior use and require water for complete removal.
| Model Part Number | 2365C6L1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Staedtler |
No, they are dermatologically tested and safe for children to use.
No, these are specifically designed for outdoor pavement surfaces and may be too abrasive or thick for standard indoor chalkboards.
The chalk is designed to be washable, but as with any pigment, it is recommended to wear clothes that you don't mind getting a little dusty during play.
This pack contains 6 extra-large pieces of chalk.
Yes, water and a cloth should remove the chalk from sealed patio furniture surfaces easily.
Use a stiff-bristled broom and water to scrub the remaining pigment out of the concrete texture.
Due to their size, this is common with children; the pieces can still be used effectively for drawing by holding them flat against the ground.
No complex setup is required for these chalks; simply unbox and begin drawing on any outdoor stone, pavement, or asphalt surface. For care, keep the box in a dry area to prevent the chalk from absorbing moisture, which can cause it to crumble. If the chalk gets wet while stored, allow it to air-dry completely before use. Note that while the chalk is washable, it is best to avoid using it on light-colored porous surfaces like limestone or unsealed decorative brick, as heavy pigments may settle into the stone's texture more deeply than on standard concrete.