Wooden Rainbow

Stacking rainbows and separate arches

A stacking rainbow consists of curved pieces that nest together. Apart, they become tunnels, bridges, fences or building shapes. Sets differ in curvature and number of arches. The width of each piece also affects stacking and construction.

Wood, silicone and other versions

The collection includes wooden arches from Grimm's, Raduga Grez and TickiT, alongside a silicone rainbow from Mushie. Wood is rigid, while silicone bends. A large play furnishing is different again from a handheld stacking set. Compare material, weight and dimensions together.

Rainbows, bridges and waves

• Bridges and building arches. Grimm's rainbow bridges can become part of a road or construction.
• Compact stacking shapes. The Mushie stacking rainbow has a different material construction from wooden versions. Wave shapes and other curved building pieces also feature in the collection.

Stacking and care

Building involves trying out which pieces balance on each other. Use arches for their intended purpose: a toy arch is not automatically designed to stand on. Wipe wooden pieces with a slightly damp cloth and let them dry; follow the specific instructions for silicone.

Frequently asked questions

Are all stacking rainbows wooden?

No. There are silicone models and other material versions too.

Are all sets the same size?

No. Compare overall dimensions and arch width, not just piece counts.

Can the arches be used separately?

In loose stacking sets, yes. They can also represent tunnels, bridges and other shapes.

Can a child stand on any rainbow?

No. Only if that particular product is designed and approved for it.