Touch the natural with the Infinity Cube Wood
A wooden cube with an impeccable finish
With this wooden infinity cube, you’ll have both an anti-stress gadget and a unique decorative accessory. Made from wood, it’s sure to capture the attention of your visitors. But above all, its ability to change shape and bend to the action of your hands makes it an inexhaustible source of interest!
A wooden infinity cube for your workspace
This wooden infinity cube can take many different forms in your hands. Simply move the individual cubes to change their configuration. Rotate them or align them with a simple movement of your hand. And above all, enjoy the pleasant feel of wood to get the most out of this wooden anti-stress cube.
Features of the Wooden Infinity Cube
- Material: Wood
- Dimensions of unfolded cube: 10 cm x 5 cm x 2.5 cm
- Dimensions when closed: 5 cm x 5 cm x 5 cm
- Style : Infinity Cube / Anti-stress games
- Anti-stress gift idea
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the wooden Infinity Cube made of?
It is made of wood, so it has a natural look and a pleasant feel in the hand. It makes a decorative piece for a desk as well as a fidget toy.
What size is it?
Closed, it measures 5 cm by 5 cm by 5 cm. Unfolded, it measures 10 cm by 5 cm by 2.5 cm.
How do you change its shape?
Move the individual cubes by hand. You can rotate them or line them up in a single movement, and the cube changes form as you go.
Who would like it as a gift?
It suits anyone who likes natural materials, desk gadgets or fidget toys. It also looks good on a shelf or workspace.
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Rest your mind with an Infinite Cube
Anti-stress cubes are captivating little objects that can be turned over and over again. With just one hand, you can occupy your mind while concentrating on the essential tasks you have to accomplish. And thanks to its compact size, it’s easy to take with you wherever you go. So go ahead and get your Infinite Cube to help you concentrate and have fun at the same time!
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Gareth Williams –
Bought this for fidgeting during long conference calls and it’s done the job nicely. The wood feels smooth and the folding action is satisfying once it loosens up a touch. Slightly noisy clicking at first, but nothing daft.
Priya Patel –
third one I’ve ordered from here now, and this one sits nicely alongside the others on my desk. Lovely finish, feels solid. Only thing is it’s a little smaller than I pictured, but still a cracking little gadget.
Hannah Brooks –
Got this for my 11-year-old who struggles to sit still during homework and he’s barely put it down. He spent the first evening trying to work out how the hinges let it fold in on itself and then showed his little sister, who promptly nicked it. Ordering a second one so there’s peace in the house.
Margaret Hollis –
Bought for my grandson’s birthday. He grinned from ear to ear and hasn’t stopped fiddling with it. Lovely bit of wood.
Callum Reid –
solid little cube, well made and the corners are sanded properly so no splinters. Arrived quicker than expected too. Bit pricey for what it is if I’m honest, but it’s nicer than the plastic ones I’ve had before.
Oliver Frost –
Spot on. I’m the sort of person who has to understand how things work, so I spent a good twenty minutes studying how the little hinged blocks pivot against each other so it keeps folding without ever seeming to end. Clever, tactile and pleasing to hold. It now lives next to my keyboard and gets picked up every time I’m stuck on a problem.
Denise Walker –
It’s a decent cube but one of the hinges was quite stiff out of the box and it took a few days of regular fiddling before it moved smoothly. The packaging was also just a thin envelope, so the corner had a small scuff on arrival. Works fine now, though.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson Alfie who’s nine and can’t sit still for five minutes. He’s barely put it down since the postie dropped it off, and it’s even got him through a long car journey without a single “are we nearly there?” Spot on.
Daniel Pritchard –
Brilliant little thing. The wooden blocks are hinged together so you can keep folding it over and over, and it just seems to flow into a new shape each time. The finish is lovely and smooth, and it’s the ideal thing to fiddle with during dull video calls. Chuffed with it.