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ChairStack – Chair stacking construction & balance game

ChairStack – Chair stacking construction & balance game

Regular price $24.99
Regular price $4.82 Sale price $24.99
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  • Express delivery 48/72h (+12.99$)
  • Free shipping — arrives in 4–8 days
  • 25% off when buying 2 games or more! Add them to the cart to see it applied.

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You can contact us to cancel your order after it has been placed or to request a return within 14 days after delivery, as long as the product has not been visibly damaged by the customer.

More information in Frequently Asked Questions.

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Family game or kids on their own

This game is designed so people of all ages can play together as a family, spending quality time trying not to knock down a tower of chairs that everyone builds together (whoever makes it fall, loses!) or each trying to build their own tower and seeing whose is tallest.

Children can also play on their own, building things. It is a great boost for their creativity as they look for different ways to stack the chairs and make constructions that at first seemed impossible.

48 chairs… or 96?

The chairs measure 5 x 2.7 x 2.7 cm and 48 are included.

If you want more chairs so you can play with more people or in different ways, you can add 2 units to your cart and a discount will be applied so the two sets (96 chairs) come to a total price of €29.99.

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The blue light emitted by screens is the cause, and it is more harmful when the screen is close to the eyes.

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A large part of the content on social media (especially the content made for children) is designed to achieve the longest possible consumption time, which creates the habit of spending hours going from one video to another without using creativity.

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