Transposer puzzles

A set of six multicoloured triangles with cut-out windows. The idea is to flip, shuffle and rotate them until there is only one colour showing on either side of the stack.

Transposer 6 is the perfect introduction to the fascinating world of Transposer puzzles. Challenging yet attainable for everybody with common sense.

4 puzzles to solve.

A set of eight flat hexagons, featuring four colours. They must be layered correctly on top of one another to create either solid colours or beautiful proportional patterns on one or both sides of the stack.

A defiant and beautiful tiny puzzle. Its strength and abundance of solutions belies its diminutive proportions. Has nearly 1.5 trillion possible positions.

A stunning array of ever increasing (currently 40) number of puzzles, including solid colours as well as proportional and logical patterns.

A set of four ergonomic squares, showing sections of paths in four colours. You have to layer them correctly to create a continuous path from corner to corner, linking the two terminals.

Ten increasingly difficult solutions to find.

A set of eight flat discs, covered with pictures of bonbons in four colours for you to layer correctly on top of one another. Your aim is to get bonbons of only one colour showing on the front of the stack, while bonbons of another single colour are showing on the back.

Eight puzzles to crack, at increasing challenge levels.