KIDITOP construction set made up of interlocking basic pieces

The KIDITOP construction set addresses the issue of inconsistent dimensions in existing sets by using interlocking pieces with a central groove, enabling secure stacking and complex shape creation.

FR3164399A1Pending Publication Date: 2026-01-16LE LIEGE BLEU
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Application Number
FR2024007518
Authority / Receiving Office
FR · FR
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-07-10
Publication Date
2026-01-16

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Technical Problem

Existing construction sets lack the ability to interlock securely and create elaborate shapes due to inconsistent dimensions and lack of a central groove, limiting their design possibilities.

Method used

The KIDITOP construction set employs interlocking elementary pieces with dimensions that are multiples of each other, featuring a central groove along their length, allowing secure stacking and fitting to create complex designs.

Benefits of technology

Enables secure interlocking and the creation of elaborate shapes by ensuring consistent dimensions and a central groove, enhancing design flexibility and stability.

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Abstract

KIDITOP play device; made up of individual pieces that can be assembled by interlocking.
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Description

Title of the invention: KIDITOP construction set consisting of interlocking elementary pieces

[0001] The invention relates to a game in which the design of the pieces allows, thanks to a central groove [Fig. 2], along their length, either for them to be stacked or fitted together in order to create elaborate shapes. These pieces can be made of wood, cork, or plastic.

[0002] The dimensions of the parts [Fig. 1] allow, in particular, for interlocking along the length, width, edge, and in the middle thanks to the groove. The innovation lies in these dimensions, which are multiples of each other [Fig. 3]: thickness / width of the part / height / width of the groove.

Claims

Demands

1. The KIDITOP invention is a set consisting of pieces grooved [Fig.2] in their center along their length. This groove allows shapes to be created by assembling the pieces together by interlocking [Fig.3].

2. The invention lies in the dimensions of the unit part [Fig. 1]: • a) The length of the part is a multiple of the width • b) The width of the part is a multiple of the thickness of the part • c) The thickness of the part is equal to the width of the groove • d) The width of the groove is a multiple of the height of the groove and a multiple of the width of the sides of the groove.