Jigsaw puzzle TREFL 37425 — 500 pieces, Animals (cat family), width 340 mm

TREFL 37425 is a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle that depicts animals from the cat family. The completed puzzle has a width of 340 mm and is designed for users aged 10 and older. Imagery focuses on felines in naturalistic poses and settings, offering a moderately challenging assembly suitable for individual leisure, family activity, or classroom use to practice concentration and hand-eye coordination.

Advantages

The puzzle delivers a balance between piece count and image detail, providing several hours of focused assembly without excessive complexity. High-quality cardboard pieces are cut to interlock precisely and withstand repeated use. The printed image uses color-accurate inks to preserve fine fur patterns and contrasts, which helps with visual sorting and placement during assembly.

Suitable for

• Individual leisure and hobby puzzling
• Family or group activity for mixed-age participants
• Educational tasks that develop concentration, visual perception and fine motor skills
• Classroom or therapy sessions requiring a mid-level cognitive challenge

Key specifications

• Piece count: 500 pieces
• Finished width: 340 mm
• Theme: animals — cat family
• Recommended minimum age: 10+
• Material: printed cardboard pieces with interlocking tabs

How to use

Unbox the puzzle and sort the pieces by edge, color and distinct patterns before beginning. Assemble the border first to establish the frame, then work on recognizable areas such as faces, fur patterns and background elements. Use a flat, stable surface larger than the finished dimensions and keep pieces in shallow trays or bowls to prevent loss. For storage between sessions, place loose pieces in a resealable bag or the original box to protect the printed surface and maintain piece integrity.

Usage recommendations

Choose a well-lit area and, if desired, enlarge the working surface with a puzzle mat or board to allow rolling up and secure storage. When assembling with children, allocate tasks according to skill level—edges and large pattern areas for beginners, finer detail for more experienced participants. To preserve the puzzle, avoid exposure to direct sunlight and excessive humidity.