Gungun (Basket) Junior Teachers Caddy

Gungun Mobile Teacher Unit — A Dynamic Hub for Agile Teaching The Gungun Mobile Teacher Unit is designed to support modern, mobile teaching by getting educators out from behind traditional desks and into the heart of the classroom. More than a piece of furniture, Gungun acts as a portable command centre, offering a compact yet fully functional station for teachers to engage, move, and lead learning with flexibility and ease. Taking its name from the Dharug Aboriginal language of Sydney, Gungun means “basket” — a fitting metaphor for a unit that carries all the essentials an educator needs, ready to roll wherever the lesson leads. Gungun features a lockable cabinet with three generous drawers, mounted on lockable castors for easy manoeuvrability and classroom stability. A removable toolbox and magazine file slot neatly on top for daily essentials, while a slide-out laptop table offers a secure surface for digital tools or note-taking on the go. Crafted from durable Australian steel and powder-coated in Koskela’s Junior Learn colour range, inspired by the Australian landscape, Gungun brings energy and warmth to any learning space. The tabletop surface is finished in birch-look laminate with an exposed ply edge, chosen for its tactile appeal and classroom resilience. Key Features Australian Made – Designed and manufactured locally to support Australian industry and ensure high-quality craftsmanship Fast lead time - 8 weeks Durable Steel frame– Sturdy powder-coated frame that can be separated and re-powdercoated for a refreshed look over time Modular: Includes castors designed to allow teachers to be agile and dynamic. Designed for modern spaces - including schools, libraries and learning environments. Built for Repair – Components can be repaired or swapped out, reducing environmental impact and long-term costs Biophilic Design – Shapes and tones inspired by nature support student wellbeing and concentration 7-Year Warranty – Includes access to Koskela’s aftercare maintenance program