KAPLA Blocks Building Planks - 100 Black & White Set

The case holds 100 pine planks in a monochrome mix, 50 black and 50 white, sorted into a four-compartment wooden tray. Every plank is the identical KAPLA size, so the set stacks and balances without glue or clips. The strong contrast between the two shades makes edges and patterns stand out in a build.

A monochrome pair reads as graphic and high-contrast, so checkerboards, striped towers, and bold geometric panels come through clearly. You can also split a structure into black and white zones to show its parts. Without any third colour the focus stays on shape, line, and pattern rather than a broad palette.

The wooden tray splits into four sections, which lets a builder keep black and white apart and pack the planks flat for storage. Sorting before and after a session keeps the 100 planks from scattering and doubles as a tidy-up routine for a child. The tray also gives the set a solid base on a shelf.

One hundred planks give enough material for larger towers and layered patterns while staying manageable on a table. A younger child stacks short walls and sorts by colour, and an older builder tackles taller, more balanced structures. Because the planks are one size, mixed-age builders can share the same case.

Yes. Every KAPLA plank shares the same dimensions, so the 100 black and white planks combine straight into a natural set or a coloured one to extend a build or add contrast. Keeping them in their own tray makes it easy to pull just the monochrome planks back out afterwards.

The planks are cut from Landes pine, a natural wood, and the two shades come from dyed colouring over that grain. They sit in a solid wooden tray rather than plastic, which suits both storage and display. The flat, uniform planks are the same across the range, only the black and white finish sets this case apart.