Bauspiel Corner Blocks with tray (50 pieces set)

This larger box holds 50 corner pieces in 5 colours. Each block measures 5 x 5 x 5 cm when its two parts are joined, and the whole set packs down into a box measuring 28 x 28 x 4 cm. The recommended age for the set is 3 years and up.

The extra pieces open up more construction possibilities than a small set. With 50 bricks across 5 colours, children can build taller towers, longer walls and more layered structures, and there is enough for two builders to work side by side or for one child to keep a bigger project going over several sessions.

These wooden building blocks large enough for extended play look simple but hold real construction potential. The corner bricks combine into fences, enclosures, towers and layered walls, and because every piece follows the same two-part shape, children can invent complex and interesting structures while still finding it easy to add or remove blocks as they go.

Bauspiel products are made from native timber, mainly beech, alder and linden. The timber edges are polished so they feel smooth and pleasant to touch during play. The blocks carry strong, vibrant colours, and the chunky corner shape gives the set a solid, well made feel that stands up to regular building.

All 50 pieces pack into a flat box measuring 28 x 28 x 4 cm, which slides easily onto a shelf or under a bed between play sessions. Packing the bricks back into the box at the end of the day keeps the set together and helps children build a simple tidy-up routine.

Yes. Both sets use the same two-part corner design, so they stack and connect together for even bigger builds. If you already have the smaller box, adding this one gives you more colours and pieces; the 24-piece companion set lives at /products/bauspiel-corner-blocks-24-piece and comes with its own wooden storage frame.

The set is recommended for children aged 3 years and up. From this age children can join the two-part bricks, build layered structures and manage the larger piece count. The joined cubes are chunky rather than small, so they suit preschool and school-age builders rather than babies who still put toys in their mouths.