
CPM02 Mini Magnetic Tiles 38PCS Tin Box Set
38-piece mini flat magnetic tile set in a reusable tin box. Mixed squares and triangles support castle and geometric building layouts. Package marked 3+; final age grading, warnings and destination-market documents must be confirmed for this model. Regular wholesale orders start from one carton, with 3–7 days preparation after confirmation; international shipping is additional. Price and stock are quoted on request.
| Catalog reference | MBP-120 (model CPM02) |
|---|---|
| Piece count | 38 pieces (16 squares, 8 small triangles, 8 right triangles, 6 long triangles) |
| Packaging | Tin box |
| Package size | 9.8 × 2.8 × 19.8 cm |
| Product weight shown | 340 g/set |
| Sets per carton | 60 |
| Carton gross / net weight shown | 21.4 / 20.4 kg |
| MOQ | 1 carton (mixed models on selected SKUs) |
| Preparation | 3–7 days for confirmed regular orders; freight quoted separately |
| Private label | Logo label, instruction card and packaging artwork available; MOQ confirmed per level |
Product FAQ
How many pieces are in the CPM02 Mini Magnetic Tiles 38PCS Tin Box Set?
This model is listed as a 38-piece set: 16 squares, 8 small triangles, 8 right triangles and 6 long triangles. The final packing list is confirmed against the approved sample before production.
Can this model be mixed with other sets in one order?
Mixed-model cartons are available on selected travel set and magnetic tile models. Send the model list and target quantity to confirm current eligibility and the carton quantity for each model.
Can the packaging be customized for this model?
Private-label options include logo labels, instruction cards and packaging artwork. Minimum quantity depends on the customization level and is confirmed with the quote.
Which compliance documents apply to this model?
Documents are verified per model and destination market, for example EN 71 reports for the EU and ASTM F963 with CPC documentation for the US. Send the catalog reference and destination country to confirm current coverage.


