PicassoTiles Magnetic Brick Tile 259pcs – STEM Building Set Compatible with Major Brick Systems

Unlock Creative, Open-Ended STEM Play

PicassoTiles Magnetic Brick Tile 259pcs blends the tactile appeal of magnetic tiles with the versatility of interlocking bricks. Kids are drawn to the bright colors, the satisfying click as magnets connect, and the endless possibilities for building. This set includes 9 magnetic brick tiles and 250 interlocking bricks in assorted sizes and colors, offering a smart expansion for any STEM play system.

What you get

• 9 magnetic brick tiles with strong, safe connections
• 250 interlocking bricks in a variety of colors and sizes
• Magnetic tiles connect on top, bottom, and edges for dynamic builds
• Non-toxic ABS plastic, BPA-free, with smooth edges

Create big, flexible builds

Vertical builds can reach up to 24 inches tall, supported by sturdy connections that help towers and wide structures stay steady. The flat-lying tiles stack for easy storage in bins or under furniture, keeping play areas organized between sessions.

Open-ended play that grows with your child

Encourage imaginative design—garages, bridges, castles, schools, or entire play environments. The set works with other toys at home to create full scenes, while supporting fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and early problem solving through hands-on exploration. It’s a screen-free activity with unlimited potential.

Quality, safety, and care

Durable bricks and magnetized tiles are designed for daily use. They’re crafted from non-toxic ABS plastic and BPA-free, with smooth edges and rounded corners for safe handling by small hands.

Compatibility and expansion

Pieces are compatible with popular brick systems, enabling full integration with existing sets. This allows families to refresh and extend their current collections without starting from scratch, encouraging frequent, varied use of STEM toys.

• Compatible with major brick systems
• Facilitates easy expansion without discarding current sets
• Supports varied play scenarios over time