Safencia stocks 10 magnetic construction sets from Rs. 1,650 to Rs. 7,200, and they are not all the same kind of toy. Flat tiles snap edge to edge and fold up into towers, castles and rockets. Stick-and-ball sets click bars onto steel ball joints and build open frames instead of walls. Marble runs add pipes, funnels and ball drops to the same magnets. Decide which of those three a child will actually play with before comparing piece counts.
Every box on this page is marked ages 3 and up. Piece count is the number printed on the box, not a measure of build size: the 75-piece marble run counts its tubes and balls, while the 56-piece set is all panels.
- 42-piece sticks-and-balls set Rs. 1,650
A first magnetic set under Rs. 2,500. Bars click onto steel ball joints, so it builds open 3D frames rather than walls. Marked ages 3 and up, with a note advising adult supervision under 5 because of the small connectors.
- 42-piece Magnetic Bar Blocks Rs. 2,325
The same open-frame idea in chunkier pieces: straight bars, curved bars, flat lozenges and ball joints in coral, cyan, yellow, magenta, purple and green.
- 32-piece Magna Tiles Clear Colors Rs. 3,250
Classic flat tiles in clear colours, for 2D mosaics folded up into 3D castles and rockets. The usual starting point if you want tiles rather than frames.
- 26-piece magnetic construction set Rs. 3,300
The smallest tile set, listed as a standard magnetic tile format expandable with the 47-piece Window Art set.
- 42-piece Magnetic Pipeline set Rs. 3,350
A marble run: pipes and slides that a child builds and then rolls balls down. Its box has a carry handle.
- 75-piece Light Magnetic Blocks set Rs. 4,490
The biggest set here by piece count, with curved and straight tubes, funnels, ball drops and light-up pieces, plus picture panels.
- 47-piece Window Art tiles Rs. 4,800
Transparent coloured panels made to be built against a window so the light comes through them.
- 56-piece Magnetic Building Tiles set Rs. 6,500
A bigger build: this set adds windows, doors and a staircase to the usual squares and triangles.
- 41-piece Magic Magnetic set Rs. 7,000
A themed gift that builds a truck and trailer, with transport discs and a sticker sheet, in a box of about 27 x 22 x 7.5 cm.
- 52-piece Magic Magnetic set Rs. 7,200
The same box size with 24 animal learning discs, for a child who likes naming things as much as building them.
Questions before you choose
What is the price of magnetic tiles in Pakistan?
At Safencia magnetic construction sets run from Rs. 1,650 to Rs. 7,200. The 42-piece sticks-and-balls set is Rs. 1,650, the 42-piece Magnetic Bar Blocks Rs. 2,325, the 32-piece Magna Tiles Clear Colors Rs. 3,250, the 26-piece tile set Rs. 3,300, the 42-piece pipeline marble run Rs. 3,350, the 75-piece light marble run Rs. 4,490, the 47-piece Window Art tiles Rs. 4,800, the 56-piece tile set Rs. 6,500, and the two Magic Magnetic sets Rs. 7,000 and Rs. 7,200.
What is the difference between magnetic tiles and magnetic blocks?
Magnetic tiles are flat panels that snap edge to edge, so a child folds a 2D pattern up into a 3D box, castle or rocket. Magnetic blocks in the stick-and-ball style are bars that click onto steel ball joints in any direction, so they build open frames such as cubes, pyramids and figures rather than solid walls. Marble-run sets add pipes, funnels and ball drops to the same magnetic idea.
Which magnetic set has the most pieces?
The 75-piece Light Magnetic Blocks marble run at Rs. 4,490, as printed on its box, then the 56-piece tile set at Rs. 6,500 and the 52-piece Magic Magnetic set at Rs. 7,200. Piece count is not the same as build size: 75 marble-run pieces include tubes and balls, while 56 tiles are all panels.
Are magnetic tiles safe for a three-year-old?
Every set on this page is marked ages 3 and up on its box. The sticks-and-balls set carries an additional note advising adult supervision under 5 because of its small steel ball connectors. The magnets are sealed inside the ABS plastic on these sets.
Do magnetic tiles need batteries?
No. The tile sets and the stick-and-ball sets list batteries as not required, because they are purely magnetic. The 75-piece marble run is the one set that includes light-up pieces, such as light balls, a lamp tile and spotlight blocks; ask us on WhatsApp for its battery details before you order.
Can I add to a magnetic tile set I already own?
Sometimes. The 26-piece set is listed as a standard magnetic tile format expandable with the 47-piece Window Art set. Beyond that pair, check the exact tile dimensions and connection design first, because similar-looking tiles from different sets are not automatically interchangeable. Send a photo of the set you own on WhatsApp and we will check before you order.
Which magnetic set is best for a marble run?
Two sets are built for it: the 42-piece Magnetic Pipeline set at Rs. 3,350, which has pipes and slides in a carry-handle box, and the 75-piece Light Magnetic Blocks set at Rs. 4,490, which adds curved and straight tubes, funnels, ball drops and light-up pieces. The plain tile sets build structures, not tracks.
Can I order magnetic tiles with Cash on Delivery?
Yes, anywhere in Pakistan. WhatsApp confirms stock, your city and the delivery charge before dispatch, and you pay the rider when the parcel arrives.