Stapelstein

 These products create a creative environment in which children can express their individuality and develop as individuals. Through play, children are able to solve problems using their own ideas and work together collaboratively
Stapelstein feels that free and spontaneous play is essential to a child's development.
Stacking Stones were designed to support and encourage children's natural tendency toward movement, balancing, playing with blocks or using them as bowls.
Additionally, they have created a Balance Board that complements the Stones. Kids can use these to wobble and move—each board stacks perfectly inside one of Stapelstein's Stepping Stones!
They also make a step ladder, a great tool for building towers and water-play structures and making balance beams.
The Stones and Boards product encourages gross motor play, creativity and active thinking in children even from an early age.
The Stapelstein Company makes their toys in Germany using environmentally friendly and sustainable practices. The Stones and Boards are waterproof, long-lasting, recyclable—and fun!
  • Versatile: the number of ways they can be used in an indoor or outdoor space only limited by the child’s imagination.
  • Aesthetically pleasing:  choose from 18 beautiful colours or sets to build your own individual collection!
  • Hard wearing: no sharp corners, water, UV resistant, each weighing 180gms and able to withstand loads up to 180kg;
  • Designed for safe stacking: intelligently designed for easy storage in kindergartens/day care settings. Stack in the corner or take them out to play llocal park. Dimensions: diameter = 27.5 cm, height = 12 cm
  • Ethically produced: these stacking stones/boards can be 100 per cent recycled, are made of resource-saving EPP (expanded polypropylene), are produced in Germany and manufactured using only pure air and steam, without any without plasticisers or additives.
Please note that Stones and Boards sometimes come with very small variances in their colouring, e.g. a small spot of more highly saturated colour than the rest of the piece. This can happen during the manufacturing process and is not considered a fault.”
Movement, colour theory and fun!”