
Display Cube — 1A
The standard cube, sized for full-size 1A throws. Stacks in any direction, no tools.


The clips that turn loose cubes into a rigid grid. Single, double or four-corner.
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Corner Connectors are the joint of the whole system. Each one bridges the corners of neighbouring cubes and pulls them into alignment, so a stack behaves like one piece of furniture instead of a pile of boxes. They also form the rounded outer corner you see on a finished grid.
Three geometries cover every position in a build. Singles finish an outside corner, doubles join two cubes along an edge, and four-corner connectors sit at the interior junctions where four cubes meet. A grid needs a mix, and the ratio depends on its shape.
Tell us the grid you are building and we will work out the mix for you — it is easy to get wrong by eye, and ending up short of four-corner pieces is the usual mistake.
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The standard cube, sized for full-size 1A throws. Stacks in any direction, no tools.

A deeper, wider cube for oversized 4A throws that will not fit the 1A box.

The largest box in the range, sized for a kendama rather than a yo-yo.