Description
A flat 90x90mm tray with an 8x8 internal grid and a matching set of puzzle blocks.
- Tray: 90x90mm outer dimensions, 10mm high, 2mm walls and base, with 0.5mm deep grid lines separating it into 64 fields.
- Blocks: Assorted flat 2.5mm thick puzzle shapes (T, L, Square, S, Long-3, Long-2, Dot, 6-Block) sized to fit the grid with 0.5mm clearance. Each block features a single vertical tab on one edge for easy placement and removal.
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