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.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- FR2024007518
- Authority / Receiving Office
- FR · FR
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-07-10
- Publication Date
- 2026-01-16
AI Technical Summary
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.
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.
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
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.