Car ramp
Step 1 of 3 · add 6 tiles
Build the box support
Make a closed box on the floor - this is the high end the ramp climbs up to.
Open this build in the play room
The trick
One tile leaned on a full-height box stands almost straight up, too steep to roll on. Two tiles snapped end to end make the slope instead, so the pair climbs the whole box height at a gentle angle and each tile holds the other flat.
What you will need
- 9 square tiles
Step by step
1. Build the box support
Make a closed box on the floor - this is the high end the ramp climbs up to.
2. Lean the slope
Lean a tile against the top front edge of the box, then snap a second tile onto its lower edge so the two make one straight slope down to the floor.
3. Lay the landing
Slide a flat tile under the bottom edge of the ramp so the slope has ground to land on and lock to.
This build works with any standard-footprint tile, so the brand you own matters less than the count. Short on tiles for it? The first-pack guide covers how to grow a collection without overpaying, the brand ranking covers which sets hold a build this size, and the compatibility guide covers mixing a cheap set into one you already have.