Handmade in South Africa
Brain teasers built by hand,
made to outsmart you.
A small workshop, treated solid wood, polybraid rope, and rings. Every puzzle is shaped, assembled, and solved by hand before it goes in the box — no force, no tools, just patience.
Fresh off the workbench
Brain Teaser Puzzle Complete Set - All Ages
Six wooden puzzles. No force, no tools — just patience.
- 6 puzzles in one box: Level 1 to Level 5+
- Treated solid wood, polybraid rope, steel rings, wooden beads
- No force, no tools — every puzzle solves by hand
- Great for a total beginner or a seasoned puzzler
How it's made
From offcut to brain teaser
Step 1
Shape the wood
Treated solid wood blocks are cut, drilled, and sanded smooth for each puzzle in the set.
Step 2
Thread & lock
Polybraid rope is threaded through the wood by hand — on trickier levels, a steel ring gets added along the way to lock it together. Every level assembles a little differently.
Step 3
Final touches
The last step depends on the puzzle — most get their beads glued onto the polybraid rope ends, while a couple have the polybraid rope glued straight into the wood instead.
Step 4
Inspection and packaging
We inspect each puzzle ourselves before it's packaged and boxed, just to be sure it's actually solvable.
Quality handmade products
Our story
A lockdown idea, that outgrew the house
What began as a lockdown project to fight boredom is now one of South Africa's highest-rated wooden puzzle brands. Available nationwide with a 4.7-star rating from happy customers, every set is still tied, tested, and packed by hand — built to be passed down, not thrown away.
Read the full storyWhat people are saying
“Bought this for my partner and she solved it in minutes — she's just that sharp. Solid build, gentle on the hands, and genuinely entertaining. Already eyeing the next level up.”
“Great quality and proper fun — no batteries, no electricity, just keeps the whole family entertained even through load shedding.”
“Genuinely captivating and makes you think. Already planning to buy more as gifts.”