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Jenga, Giant Tower, Tumble TowerThe original (small) tower game was Jenga, now owned by Hasbro, the corporate toy giant. Jenga is a modern classic - take turns to remove the bricks from the stack and place them on top. The tension mounts until finally the inevitable happens and the stack falls over! We have probably the best range of Jenga and premium Giant Tower games available including all versions of Hi Tower and Tumble Tower, starting from 30cm to a whopping 130cm. We recommend Towers that stack without gaps between the blocks as they're quicker to build at the start of the game. Giant Tower Games
Mid-Size Towers
Table-Top Towers - Non Giant Jenga
Giant Tower
Giant Tower is suitable for pubs, parties, corporate events and pretty much any other gathering of people! There are 58 blocks (19 tiers + 1 spare block) made from treated FSC renewable pine with smoothed corners. There are no gaps between the blocks so it's easy to build.
Each piece is 21cm x 7 cm x 4.5cm. The tower builds from 90cm (3ft) to over 1.5m (5ft) in play. By default, it comes in a simple cardboard box. The tower can be dangerous when it topples over so everyone should stand well back when not actually removing a brick and the person removing the brick should take great care not to stand where the tower will fall. This game is not suitable for small children.
Mega Hi Tower with bag
New for Summer 2010, a great new version of the Giant Tower game that comes with a sturdy canvas carry bag. Click on the picture for a larger version 
Hi Tower
Hi Tower starts at 3.5 feet high and can go up to 5 feet in play. Each of the 58 blocks is 285 x 70 x 45mm. By default, Hi-Tower comes in a simple cardboard box. Hi-Tower can be dangerous when it topples over so everyone should stand well back when not removing a brick and the person removing the brick should take great care not to stand where the tower will fall. This game is not suitable for small children.
Jenga
Despite its familiarity, Jenga continues to entertain and is a good reminder that often the simplest games are the most fun!
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Established
1999
UK based
We
ship globally
From
the same company comes another popular version of the game. The
game with gaps between the blocks is not quite the same as the classic
version. The disadvantage with the gaps is that the tower will take
longer to stack up before you can start the game. On the other hand,
some people prefer the gaps because it makes gripping the pieces
easier.
