Wooden Rainbow Stacker – Open-Ended Play

£22.99

Colourway Classic Macaron Haze Blue Classic Large (9 arches)

Delivered in 6–10 working days, order tracking.

Safety and care

30-day returns

One rainbow, a hundred ideas. Our wooden rainbow stacker is a set of smooth nesting arches that children can stack, balance, line up and reinvent: a tunnel for cars, a bridge, a cradle, a fence for animals, or simply a beautiful rainbow on the shelf. A classic open-ended toy that grows with your child’s imagination.

Open-ended play: stack, nest, balance, build and imagine
Colours and sizes: sort the arches from biggest to smallest and name every colour
Fine motor and balance: careful hands, steady stacking, first building skills
Four colourways: Classic, Macaron, Haze Blue and a larger 9-arch Classic
Pretty on the shelf: looks lovely in the playroom between play sessions

1 wooden rainbow stacker in the colourway of your choice: a set of nesting arches, from the large outer arch to a small semicircle in the middle. The Classic Large set has 9 pieces.

Weight: approx. 260 g.

Material: painted wood.

Recommended for children aged 3 years and over. Contains small parts: keep away from children under 3. Always play under adult supervision.

Check the arches regularly and stop using any that are cracked or splintered.

Wipe clean with a damp cloth; do not soak or put in the dishwasher.

Delivered in 6–10 working days from our partner warehouse in China, with tracking. Free UK delivery on all orders. 30-day returns: damaged or faulty items are replaced or refunded. See our Shipping and Refund policies for details.

A rainbow, a bridge, a tunnel

Nest the arches back into a rainbow, line them up as a tunnel for little cars, balance them into towers or rock them like tiny cradles. There is no right way to play, so every child finds their own, and the rainbow keeps growing with them.

Name every colour together

Pick up an arch and ask: which colour is this? Which one is bigger? Sort them from largest to smallest, build the rainbow back together, then let your little one invent the next game. Simple questions that build words, colours and confidence.