🔢Tile Number Sliding Puzzle

Put your problem-solving skills to the test with this engaging 3D Printed Tile Number Sliding Puzzle. Featuring numbered sliding tiles arranged inside a compact puzzle tray, the challenge is to move the pieces into the correct numerical order using the single empty space.

This classic-style number puzzle encourages concentration, patience, logical thinking, and planning while providing satisfying hands-on entertainment. Simply slide the numbered tiles horizontally or vertically until all numbers are arranged from 1 to 20 1-35- 1-80.

Compact and lightweight, it is perfect for desks, classrooms, offices, travel, waiting rooms, and quiet-time activities. It also makes a thoughtful gift for puzzle lovers, students, families, and anyone who enjoys challenging brain teasers.

Each puzzle is carefully 3D printed and quality checked to ensure smooth tile movement, clear numbering, and a clean finish. Due to the nature of the 3D printing process, slight variations may occur, making every puzzle uniquely yours.

Features

• Classic 35-tile sliding number puzzle

• Arrange the numbered tiles from 1 to 20/1-35/1-80

• Encourages concentration, patience, and logical thinking

• Smooth sliding tiles contained inside the puzzle tray

• No loose pieces during normal use

• Compact, lightweight, and easy to carry

• Perfect for desks, classrooms, offices, travel, and quiet-time activities

• Great gift for puzzle lovers and brain teaser enthusiasts

• Available in multiple colour combinations

• Made with care in Australia

How to Play

Slide the numbered tiles horizontally or vertically into the empty space. Continue moving the pieces until every number is arranged in the correct order from 1 to 20/1 TO 35/ 1 TO 80.

Product Notice

This product is 3D printed and may have minor layer lines or small variations that are natural parts of the manufacturing process. Colours may also appear slightly different depending on your screen settings.

This product contains small moving components and is not suitable for children under three years of age. Adult supervision is recommended for younger children.