Cube Review

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BunBunCube

Did you know Cube is also great for bunnies? They sure do love their cardboard, why not give them a whole palace made from it?

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Coco, at your service.

Coco is in charge of the quickly-emptying storeroom today. 

Guess Rocky gets the day off :D

Cube hits Design Spotter

Cube is now being featured on DesignSpotter.

Cube on DesignSpotter

Hurray!

Cube in Action

Here's Coco showing of her Cubing abilities.

New Website Purchasing System

Here's Rocky hanging out on his Cube while we work on improving our website. Today we switched to Amazon.com for our shopping cart instead of Paypal. This should make purchasing your own Cube much easier and quicker.

Enjoy!

Rocky and Coco

The muse kitties. Without these guys, we never would have dreamt up Cube in the first place. And without them, we wouldn't be able to get so many beauty shots of Cube in action.

Both of these guys are just over a year old and both were slated for destruction before a couple of awesome ladies in Seattle rescued them. As fate would have it, they both later ended up with me - a perfect match.

And they looove each other...

Web Store Up and Running

Hey Everyone!

We've spent the last few days battling it out with mail carriers trying to find the best way to ship Cube to our customers. With initial quotes coming in around $24.00 (just to ship a single packaged Cube) we decided to hold off on the web store until we could find a better method. After exhausting all the options, we finally found a way to get the postage under $10.00. Hurray!

Thus, the web store is now up and running. We're so excited to finally be selling Cube that we've decided to offer a special introductory price - $19.95 - you save 5 bucks! But quantities are limited...

New Arrival

Great news: We received our shipment of Cubes today! Now we can finally start getting them into many excitedly waiting hands. The best part? They were packaged in cardboard boxes 4 times the size of a single Cube. This means we could chop up the boxes and make a human-sized Cube maze.

How cool is that?