The Netherlands · Since 2003 🇳🇱

Waytoplay

Waytoplay began with a Dutch father making a toy road for his car-loving son. That prototype became a flexible, waterproof road that bends around sofas, through sandpits and into the bath, turning almost any place into a playground.

Waytoplay set of five toy cars
2003Born from a prototype
FlexibleBends anywhere
1Waytoplay pieces here
NetherlandsDutch design

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Cars made for the flexible road.

Waytoplay toy cars

The story

A road for every surface

Waytoplay is a Dutch family company built on a shared love of toy cars and outdoor adventure. Its road pieces are shaped in Germany, then printed with their road markings in the Netherlands.

Its cars and road signs are made in the Netherlands by a social enterprise that supports inclusive employment.

Open-ended play

Straights, curves, crossings and roundabouts connect in endless ways, so children design their own routes and stories.

Why buy Waytoplay from LoftModern

Indoors and out

Waterproof and durable for the floor, the garden or the beach.

Child-safe

Made to European toy safety standards.

Help before you buy

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Waytoplay has made their beautiful and functional road tracks since 2014, and they now make perfectly-sized cars to go on their toy roads! The roads are made of high quality materials sourced in Germany. Waytoplay’s roads are thick, weighty, and yet flexible. The roads are weatherproof and waterproof, and can be used indoors on a parquet floor or outdoors on beach sand. The "arrow" connectors are cleverly designed to keep the built road in place through ups and downs on the surface. The roads literally last a lifetime and can be passed down to the next generation.

Waytoplay believes that building simple racetracks or elaborate motor cities fosters creative play and forms complex design ideas in young children.