Bath Blocks Vannlek

The tug boat and barge is great for a child just getting to know the BathBlocks universe. The child can pull the tugboat through the water, with the barge in its wake. It’s also fun to stack the blocks on the barge and see if they remain in place in the choppy waters in the bathtub. As with all sets from BathBlocks, the blocks cling together when wet. Colours and figures may vary slightly from those illustrated here.

The Little Coast Guard is a set consisting of building blocks, a helicopter and a coast guard vessel. The set provides countless hours of fun in the bath, either as a starter set or as a great addition to the floating coast guard set. Colors and shapes may vary slightly from those illustrated here.

Most children have a great imagination. The castle from BathBlocks allows them to disappear into a world where there are dragons, princes and princesses - all while taking a bath. The blocks are made of EVA foam that sticks when wet. Colors and shapes may vary from the images.

The discovery set opens up a world of colours and patterns that are fun to explore for a child. With the blocks comes a floating plate that the child can build on – either on the water or in the bottom of the shower. As with all other sets from BathBlocks, the building blocks cling together when wet, most effectively with a small amount of soap in the water.

The Great Coast Guard is one of BathBlocks' award-winning products. Like the Ball Run, it has been awarded the Oppenheim Toy Portfolio's Gold Seal. The set includes a coast guard with ship, helicopter and lots of blocks for hours of play. All blocks are made of EVA foam, so the blocks stick together when wet. Colors and shapes may differ slightly from those illustrated here.

Bath blocks floating building blocks have a colorful design that inspires the child to build creative structures. The building blocks are made of EVA foam and easily stick together when wet. The set contains lots of small elements that can be put together in many different ways using the assembly elements - small rectangular blocks - that accompany the larger parts. It is only the child's imagination that determines whether the final construction will be a ship, a windmill or something else entirely. A small figure and storage bag are also included.