Tallest Wall-Assisted Jenga Block Ladder

England

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Wallington, London, England / October 27, 2026

Eleven-year-old Varshyth Vinoth of Wallington, England, built a ladder 160 centimeters tall out of 48 Jenga-style wooden blocks, leaning it against the end of a wall at home. Each of its 16 levels is two blocks stood on end with a third laid across the top, and the video shows him reaching up to pencil the height on the wall before the camera pans down the full ladder as it stays up for about a minute. The 160 centimeters matches the block count, with each level adding about 10 centimeters. That's a ladder taller than its builder, made from a game usually played on a coffee table.

Tags: tower, wall, ladder, Jenga, kids, stacking, building

Rules

- must use standard Jenga blocks or same-size wooden stacking blocks (about 7.5 x 2.5 x 1.5 cm)
- each level must be two blocks standing on end with one block laid across their tops
- the ladder may lean on or touch a wall, but no other support is allowed
- no glue, tape, fasteners or other materials
- ladder must stay standing for at least 10 seconds after the last block is placed
- height is measured from the floor to the top of the highest block
- must provide video showing the whole ladder from floor to top
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