Cuboro building set standard

From child's play to sophisticated: The standard construction sets of the Cuboro® system offer countless possibilities for exploring one's own creativity and combination skills with ever new exciting marble tracks.

The standard sets impressively demonstrate how well thought-out this system is based on the basic shape of the cube. In addition to hole-free cubes, which lay the foundation and allow the marble runs to grow massively in height, these construction sets contain tunneled straight lines and curves, intersections and funnels - always worked out of a cube with an edge length of 5 cm. Often the elements even offer several functions at the same time, the change of direction as well as the change of level. No matter how your offspring and you twist, turn and combine the elements, ultimately an original "turn" can always be constructed to let the ball roll through from start to finish.

By the way: These construction sets can be combined with any other Cuboro® set - even with older versions that you may have inherited or purchased yourself years ago.

Up and down, straight and curvy, horizontal and diagonal, tunnels, funnels and crossings: Playing with Cuboro®, your child will find out what makes the ball roll. And why. And where it rolls to. Or where it doesn't!

Pure visualization, creative tinkering and combining as well as logical and foresighted thinking, mathematical and spatial imagination - Cuboro® is the purest development program for your child, and it is purely playful and full of childlike fascination. We would like to point out that even as grown-up children we could not escape this fascination: Free yourself from appointments before you get busy with Cuboro®. Young and old alike like to forget time and space while they try out ever new combinations. Because with all the heavyweight terms touting the educational benefits of this building block system, it's easy to lose sight of what's most important: Cuboro® is endless fun.

The glass marble rolls through long chutes, whizzes through tight curves, disappears into a tunnel, rolls on undercover, and falls out of its loophole in a completely different place. A successful combination of the elements results in tracks that run both on the surface of the elements and through their tunnel holes. The combination possibilities tend towards infinity - the how and where of the marbles depends entirely on the small and large master builders, who can invent ever new marble run mazes even with simple constructions.

An original form made of clay, a prototype made of fir wood and finally the decision in favor of solid natural beech wood: In constant tinkering, developer and special educator Matthias Etter has perfected the Cuboro® system since the 1970s. The cube with an edge length of 5 cm has since been joined by many other shapes with milled channels and holes that run straight or curved - masterpieces such as the horizontal curved holes leave even experts amazed. All elements can be freely combined with each other, and since a building block can combine up to four functions, usually in multiple ways. Each element is manufactured with the highest precision: It takes up to 30 work steps to bring an element with its precise dimensions and rounded, polished edges to hand-flattering perfection.

The beech wood comes from regional forestry and is certified as Swiss wood. Cuboro® has the glass balls manufactured by a specialist in Japan: They are precisely matched in size and weight to the elements so that they roll smoothly through their course.

Not suitable for children under 3 years. Risk of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.