Grimm’s Bridge Natural

The Grimm's Bridge Natural is a single arched wooden bridge that acts as a building set. Children use it to create roads and bridges for trains and cars, or to extend imaginative building alongside other large sets. Its open ended shape means it can become part of many different constructions and scenes.

The bridge is made from alder wood and finished with a non toxic water based colour stain. Grimm's use wood because it is a natural material, so each piece carries its own grain, markings and colour changes. These variations are described as proof of the wood's natural origin and a sign of quality, not defects.

Grimm's give an age group of 2 years and up. At this age children enjoy placing the bridge in their play, running cars and trains over and under it, and combining it with blocks. As with any building piece, keep an eye on younger children during play.

The whole piece measures about 41 cm in length and 8 cm in height. This gives a generous span for cars, trains and small world figures to travel over or pass beneath, and it scales well with larger Grimm's building sets when you want to build longer roads and layouts.

The bridge is open ended, so there is no single way to use it. Children build roads and bridges for vehicles, span gaps between other blocks, or fold it into wider small world scenes. It combines naturally with other large Grimm's building sets to extend the scale and story of the play.

No, and that is intentional. Because the bridge is made from natural wood, the grain has changing structures and colours, so every piece is one of a kind. Grimm's treat these unique marks as proof of the natural origin and quality of the wood rather than as flaws. Browse more in our Grimm's collection.