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Build, create and explore with Connetix magnetic tiles. From colourful starter and creative packs to clever ball runs, transport sets and expansion pieces, Connetix encourages open-ended play that grows with your child. Strong magnets and versatile shapes let little builders experiment with everything from simple 2D patterns to impressive 3D creations.

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Connetix Magnetic Tiles for Creative, Open-Ended Play

Connetix turns simple magnetic tiles into endless opportunities to build, experiment and imagine. Designed for open-ended play, these colourful construction sets allow children to create everything from houses, towers and castles to roads, vehicles, animals and elaborate ball runs.

At The Sleep Store, discover Connetix Magnetic Tile Sets, Ball Runs, Transport Packs and Expansion Packs in a range of colours and sizes. With sets designed to work together, it's easy to start small and expand your collection as your child's building confidence and imagination grow.

Which Connetix set should I start with?

For families new to magnetic tiles, a versatile starter or creative pack is a great introduction. Sets such as the Connetix Rainbow Creative Pack provide a broad mix of shapes for experimenting with patterns and 3D structures.

Children who love movement can explore Connetix Ball Run Packs, while Transport Packs introduce wheels and vehicle-building possibilities. Expansion sets can add new shapes and possibilities to an existing collection.

Why are Connetix tiles great for learning?

Connetix combines play with plenty of natural learning opportunities. As children connect tiles and work out how to make their creations stand, roll or fit together, they're experimenting with concepts such as magnetism, balance, symmetry, shapes and spatial awareness.

Building can also encourage problem-solving, perseverance and fine motor skills – all without needing a set end result. Younger children can begin with simple flat designs, while older builders can tackle increasingly elaborate structures.