FAQs Archive - Page 4 of 4

Q: Where is inöuqa made?

In France my captain! Near Grenoble to be precise. In a factory in Saint-Étienne-de-Saint-Geoirs to be exact. It was a will and at the same time a challenge. So, we are proud to have succeeded and to offer a toy "Made in France".

Q: Can my child walk on it?

Walk on his playhouse? What a funny idea... And yet so much fun! We are not fooled, and we have been children too. Building is fun, but deconstructing is hilarious. So, in the heat of the action and according to some crazy ideas, the units could be (a little) mistreated. That's why we chose these materials and why we did a lot of resistance tests. The answer is yes, your units can be savagely trampled. Be careful though, it is not excluded that, positioned in a certain way, in random balance, the units can slightly bend or even break, on a corner for example. The brutality of our toddlers is sometimes impressive, let's be clear. So, walking on flat units, yes, on an unstable pile of overlapping units, preferably to be avoided.

Q: What kind of constructions can I make?

Since the beginning, our wish is to free the imagination and the creativity of the children. That's why you won't find any instructions on how to use our toy, or even an exhaustive number of constructions to build according to the set of your choice. It is voluntary and assumed! Martin's rocket will not look like Ines'. And Sacha's castle will probably be very different from Maya's. And that's a good thing, right? To sum up, you can build whatever you (or your child) can think of, there is no limit.