Building Blocks & Construction

Buying building blocks & construction from the factory

Unit blocks, plank sets, rainbow arches, gear boards, marble runs and construction kits — around 160 SKUs, most of them sold by the set rather than by the piece. Schools buy a classroom set, retailers buy the 24- or 50-piece box, and distributors usually carry both because the two sell through different channels.

Tolerance is the whole game in this range. Blocks are cut on CNC and sanded through four grits, held to roughly ±0.2 mm on the face, so a tower built from two different sets still stacks square. Beech and rubberwood hold that tolerance better than pine; pine is cheaper and perfectly serviceable for the larger, chunkier shapes where a half-millimetre is invisible.

Finish is water-based paint or clear lacquer, both tested to EN71-3 for heavy metals. Edges carry a 2–3 mm radius, and the corners on small cubes are broken by hand: a machine radius on a 20 mm cube still reads as sharp to a child's hand.

Sets ship in a colour box with a printed contents card, or in a plain kraft carton for classroom supply. Loose bulk in a 5-ply export carton is the cheapest way to move volume, and we quote the carton weight and CBM so your forwarder can price the freight properly.

Mix this range with others in one container — carton counts and CBM are confirmed on the quote, and we will suggest a loading plan before you commit.