Where to Hang a Sebra Teeny Toes Height Chart

By sebra Officielle Webshop | Published: 2026-10-31

Category: Tips & Care

Pick the right wall spot for the Sebra Teeny Toes height chart, mount it so the 125 cm scale stays readable, and keep it safe as your child grows.

Quick answer

Hang the Sebra Teeny Toes height chart on a flat, dry interior wall where the bottom of the 125 cm scale sits at floor level, the top is within easy reach for marking, and your child cannot pull it down. A spot beside a door frame or on a low-traffic nursery wall works better than a spot above furniture.

Why the 125 cm length sets the placement

The chart measures 125 cm from end to end, so it needs a continuous vertical run of wall. A narrow strip between a window and a wardrobe often fits better than a wide blank wall, because the chart only needs a few centimetres of width but the full height must stay clear.

Because the chart is printed on 250-gram paper and mounted between two wooden holders, it hangs like a poster rather than a rigid board. That makes it light and easy to reposition, but it also means the wall surface and the fixing point matter more than with a framed chart.

Wall spots that work and spots to avoid

Good candidates are a wall next to a door frame, a short corridor wall, or a nursery wall with clear floor space in front. Avoid damp exterior walls, walls above radiators, and spots in direct sunlight for hours, since paper and wood can warp or fade over time.

Keep the chart away from bunk beds, changing tables, and low shelves your child can climb. A height chart invites reaching and jumping, and the Teeny Toes theme celebrates movement, so place it where that energy will not pull the chart off the wall.

Steps to hang the chart

Choose the wall and check the full height: Measure 125 cm up from the floor and confirm the wall is clear at that height, with no skirting board, shelf, or light switch in the way. Common mistake: measuring only the top of the chart and forgetting that the bottom needs to reach floor level. Mark the floor-to-top span with painter's tape before drilling anything.
Set the bottom at floor level: The scale only reads correctly if the bottom of the chart sits at the floor. If a skirting board prevents this, note the offset and measure your child from the same starting point each time. Decide now whether the chart sits on the floor or above a skirting board, and keep that choice consistent.
Mark the fixing point on the wooden holder: The chart hangs from the wooden holder at the top, so mark the nail or screw position through the holder rather than through the paper. Use a small nail or screw suited to your wall type. Check the mark with a spirit level so the chart hangs straight.
Fix and hang with two people: Drive the nail or screw, then hang the chart and let it settle before pressing the paper flat. A second person keeps the 125 cm paper from creasing while you align the holder. Smooth the paper downward from the top holder, not upward from the bottom.
Test the fixing and record the first mark: Give the holder a gentle pull to confirm it is secure, then write your child's name, date, and height at the base of the chart. Common mistake: marking heights with a pen that bleeds through the paper. Use a pencil or fine felt-tip and keep a note of the date beside each mark.

Product facts

Højdemåler, Teeny Toes - Sebra Play - Lilla: The chart is 125 cm long and printed on sturdy 250-gram paper, mounted between two wooden holders. The paper is light enough for a single small nail or screw, but the full 125 cm height must be planned before you make the first hole.
Højdemåler, Teeny Toes - Sebra Play - Lilla