Have you tried Everblocks?

hannahlouisecarrier

3 years ago

last modified: 3 years ago

I've seen so many people lately creating modular office spaces, desks, divider walls and storage with them!

http://everblocksystems.co.uk

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3 years ago
Not seen that before. It's lego for grownups 😃
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