Building blocks · Range
Build & Construct
A building block is the cheapest way to teach a child that a wrong guess is not a failure — it is a load test. Our Build & Construct range covers natural unit blocks, hollow blocks, coloured bricks, rainbow stackers, magnetic sets, train tracks and marble runs: 180 wooden construction toys chosen because they survive group play and re-order well.
The range is built around three buyer situations. Retailers need shelf-ready sets at a price that leaves margin. Schools and nurseries need big hollow blocks that children can stand on, in cartons that fit a store room. Brand owners need a base product with room for a logo, a colourway and a printed box. Most of our construction SKUs can move between all three with a different carton and a different finish.
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
5–8 yrs
5–8 yrs
5–8 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
0–2 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
Buying notes
What to check before you order
All blocks are cut from kiln-dried hardwood or pine, sanded on every edge and finished with water-based paint. Sizes are nominal in millimetres; the carton data on each product page is measured, not estimated.
If you are building a range rather than buying one item, start with two or three bestsellers in the range and add depth later. We will send a loading plan and carton list before production starts.
Other ranges
Mix a container across ranges — most buyers do.
Build & Construct — FAQ
What piece counts work best for retail?
Are the blocks compatible between sets?
Can blocks be painted to our brand colours?
What is the typical MOQ?
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