Honeycomb blocks – SINA Spielzeug

SINA Spielzeug’s honeycomb blocks is a construction game with a hexagonal structure, as the name suggests. Once interlocked, the wooden building blocks with honeycomb shapes in bright colours of the rainbow are given international stability. They encourage players to experiment with decorations, constructive designs and to understand the principal of balance.

Honeycomb is entirely handmade in Germany and is equally suitable for adults who are inspired by construction and enjoy playing together with children.

Honeycomb is suitable for children aged 3 years and up.

Contents:

7 building blocks 25/50mm
User manual

SINA Spielzeug honeycomb blocks has been awarded with the Spielgut® seal.

About SINA Spielzeug

German toy brand SINA Spielzeug has been creating wooden toys for over 30 years of the highest quality which are designed to encourage adults and children to play together. SINA Spielzeug has a strong regional identity and employs local craftsmen who grew up in the area and are drawn to wood as a natural material. They infuse playfulness, happiness and wholeheartedness in the brand’s soul!

All SINA Spielzeug toys are designed and made by hand in the company’s own workshop in Neuhausen/Erzgebirge, Germany. Developed and manufactured with the utmost care, each SINA product carries the CE mark and complies with all the legal requirements of the European Toys Safety Directive 2009/48/EC and EN 71 for the safety of toys. Several of the SINA toys have been awarded with the Spielgut® seal.

High safety and ethical standards are required from suppliers of raw materials as well as a guarantee that all materials and constituent parts are safe for children and free of toxins. A family company at heart, SINA’s range includes didactic wooden toys, wooden playing items for therapeutical use, early learning toys for infants and toddlers and playing items including the gifts or gaben of the Froebel (Fröbel) pedagogy.

SINA Spielzeug is a member of the Deutscher Verband der Spielwarenindustrie, the Fachgruppe Holzspielzeug and the Pestalozzi-Fröbel-Verband.