Tower World Records  

Using tremendous focus and a steady hand, master stacker Sam Jaffe built a world record 133-inch domino tower. On October 7, 2008, Jaffe began to lay the base layers of a domino skyscraper at his home in San Diego, California. Hundreds of dominoes, two ladders, and four days later, he’d created an architectural marvel.

Tai Star built a VHS tape tower measuring 136.87 inches tall.

Brandon W. knocked over a Lego tower 81 inches tall with a single kick.

Joe Parker knocked over a 85quot; tall Mega Block tower with a single kick.

Summer, Cam, and Harry built a Mega Blocks tower 120 inches in height.

Summer, Cam, and Harry built a Mega Blocks tower 120 inches in height.

James Tazioli built a stack of cards balanced on a double domino spread that measured one yard (36 inches) in height.

James Tazioli built a stack cards balanced on a single spread of cards that reached 40 inches in height.

James Tazioli constructed a card tower out of a single deck of cards that measured 19 inches in height, a total of seven stories. The tower was balanced on a single card box.

James Tazioli built a quadruple side-supported stack of playing cards that reached 40 inches in height.

Saar K. constructed a tower out of Axe cans that reached 44.09 inches in height.

Logan L. built an Oreo cookie 16.75 inches in height, using just Oreo Creme in the middle.

Nate B. stacked Duplo bricks in a tower 111 inches high.

Sally F. stacked paperback books in a tower 42 inches in height. She set the record as part of BOC Ltd's charity day to raise funds for brain tumor research.

Ryan H. jumped over a stack of Doritos bags 49 inches in height. The record was set as part of the Doritos Bold 50 campaign.

Casey D. made a Doritos Mix shapes tower 18 inches in height. The record was set as part of the Doritos Bold 50 campaign.