Fastest Time to Build a 3-2-1 Plastic Bottle Pyramid

China

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Beihu-Chenzhou-Hunan, SAR, China / October 17, 2026

Yanhao Deng of Chenzhou, Hunan, built a 3-2-1 pyramid out of six small square plastic bottles in 2.61 seconds using both hands. The empty bottles start on their sides in a row in front of a phone stopwatch propped against the wall; Yanhao starts the clock from zero, sets three bottles on the desk, two on top of them and the last one on top, then stops the clock. RecordSetter read 00:02.61 on the stopwatch close-up, matched it to the gap between the two taps on the video, and watched the pyramid stand untouched for several seconds after the stop, including a low look from the front. Six bottles, three tiers, under three seconds.

Tags: stacking, speed, bottle, pyramid, dexterity, plastic bottle

Rules

- Use six empty plastic bottles of the same size and shape
- All six bottles start lying on their sides on the table, apart or in a single row with none resting on another, with hands off them when the stopwatch starts
- One or both hands may be used
- Build a pyramid of bottles lying on their sides: three on the table, two resting on those three, and one on top
- No glue, tape or other supports; nothing but the table and the other bottles may hold a bottle up
- A stopwatch is started on camera before any bottle is touched and stopped once the top bottle is let go
- After the stop, the pyramid must stand on its own for at least one second, with no hand touching it
- Must be one continuous, unedited video showing the bottles and the stopwatch
- Must follow form of current world record holder
- Must provide video evidence
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