







KAPLA Blocks Building Planks - 200 Autumn Set - Box
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Autumn in plank form: 140 natural pine planks joined by 20 each of orange, yellow and deep green, the kind of warm, tawny palette that makes a tower look like it belongs in a French forest. No glue, no clips — just balance, gravity, and however many times it gets knocked down and rebuilt.
Comes with a fold-out booklet of three step-by-step guides, so there's somewhere to start before the ideas take over completely.
- 200 identical pine planks: 140 natural, 20 orange, 20 yellow, 20 green
- A5 booklet with 3 step-by-step construction guides
- Made from sustainably sourced Landes pine; food-grade, non-toxic colours
- Each plank approx. 11.7 x 2.3 x 0.78cm; box approx. 15 x 25 x 38cm
- Ages 3+; choking hazard, not suitable under 36 months
- Made in France
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Recommended Age: 3+ years
WARNING: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard due to small parts.
KAPLA was created by Tom van der Bruggen, who spent years perfecting a single wooden plank simple enough for a toddler and precise enough to build a genuine architectural structure. Every plank is cut from sustainably sourced French Landes pine to an exact ratio, with no glue, clips or joints — just balance and gravity holding everything together. The same planks a child stacks today become tomorrow's taller, more ambitious build. Made in France, designed to be built, knocked down, and built again for years.
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