How gravity gave birth to trizzle

It all started during a jog.

Somewhere between kilometre three and a wandering thought, a scene from an interior design project popped into my head – a slanted roof that someone had forgotten to support properly. Suddenly, in my imagination, something started tp slide down the slope. Why? Of course – gravity!

I started thinking: how could you stop something from sliding, without glue, screws, or any external support? And then it hit me – what if gravity itself could be part of the solution?

That spark became the seed of an idea:
A puzzle held together only by gravity.
Or more precisely: a puzzle designed to be held together by gravity.

Back home, I sketched my first draft – a simple two-dimensional picture of the side wall of a cube It looked … promising. So – I drew a slightly more complex 3D version of the cube – and still found it interesting.

While jogging the next day, my brain wouldn’t let go of it. New shapes, clever configurations, even some surprisingly deep mathematical questions started appearing in my mind.

I decided to take the idea seriously – and protect it. That’s when I reached out to Max Holsten at Michalski Hüttermann Patent Attorneys. He liked the concept right away and began a thorough patent search.