Makedo

Makedo is a cardboard construction system, reusable, child-safe screws, connectors and a safe cardboard saw that let children build almost anything from cardboard boxes. It turns recycling into open-ended building, from rockets to robots and forts.

Children use Makedo's plastic screws and connectors to join pieces of cardboard, and the safe-scru driver and cardboard saw to assemble and shape them. There are no limits — they design and build their own creations from boxes, developing engineering and problem-solving skills.

Makedo suits children from around age 4 and up, with supervision for the youngest using the saw. The open-ended building challenge scales with skill, so older children and even adults enjoy ambitious cardboard construction. Check each kit's age guidance.

Yes, Makedo turns cardboard boxes and recycling into building material, and the reusable screws and connectors are used again and again across projects. It's creative, low-waste play that gives packaging a second life and teaches children to make and imagine sustainably.

Makedo builds engineering and design thinking, problem-solving, fine-motor skills and creativity as children plan and construct their own cardboard creations. Open-ended and hands-on, it encourages resourcefulness and imagination far beyond a single-outcome toy.