Connetix Magnetic Tiles

Learn Grow Play is a proud Australian stockist of Connetix magnetic tiles — the open-ended building toy that turns flat shapes into towers, ball runs, marble mazes and 3D worlds. Connetix tiles are made from non-toxic ABS plastic that Connetix states is free from BPA and phthalates, with magnets sealed inside each tile and reinforced with rivets. Shop the full range: Rainbow and Pastel packs, Ball Runs, Motion Packs, Base Plates, Car Packs and the big Mega and Creative Packs.

Connetix is a brilliant first STEM toy, combining maths, engineering and imaginative play in one. Pair a starter pack with a Connetix bundle to save, add a wooden block set for mixed building, or explore more building & construction toys and Montessori favourites.

Connetix magnetic tiles — FAQs

What age are Connetix magnetic tiles for?

Connetix is recommended for ages 3+. The magnets are securely riveted and the tiles are a generous size, making them an open-ended toy that grows with your child well into the primary years. Always supervise children under 3.

Are Connetix tiles safe?

Connetix says its tiles are made from non-toxic ABS plastic, free from BPA and phthalates, with the magnets ultrasonically sealed inside each tile and secured with metal rivets. They are safety-tested for ages 3+; always supervise younger children.

Are Connetix compatible with other magnetic tiles?

Connetix says its tiles work with most leading magnetic tile brands. Because Connetix magnets are stronger than most, connections with other brands may not feel as strong.

Which Connetix pack should I buy first?

Most families start with a starter pack: the Rainbow Starter Pack 60 pc or Pastel Starter Pack 64 pc, or a mini pack to try them out. For a bigger first set, the Bright Creative Pack 104 pc has more shapes for larger builds. Compare them all in our Connetix starter packs collection. Popular next steps are a ball run pack or a transport pack.

What can you build with Connetix?

Almost anything — castles, cars, ball runs, marble mazes, fairy houses and 2D mosaics. The open-ended design means every build is different, supporting creativity, spatial reasoning and fine motor skills.