Nowadays there are a lot of toys out there on the market but you could be forgiven for thinking craftsmanship has gone out of fashion.
Not for South Australian owned and operated company Timber Fun Games.
As the name suggests, Timber Fun Games makes classic games out of quality and sustainable materials that are built to last.
Timber Fun Games specialises in oversized products of your favourite games – think Giant Giant Tumble Tower/Jenga, Giant 4 in a Row/Connect 4, Giant Ring Toss/Quoits and Kubb (Viking Chess).
These huge games means are perfect for events such as weddings and parties, or team building exercises.
Timber Fun Games also acts as an ideal family activity. There are no screens in sight, and the wooden games are ideal for playing outside in the fresh air.
To make these toys even more enticing, Timber Fun Games is offering free shipping storewide (excluding packages) exclusively to Glam Adelaide readers, with the code glamadelaide until March 14.
Make sure to keep an eye on their Facebook page as they are planning on launching brand new games in the not to distance future.
To order their games, check out the website here.
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