# X-trail – Balance beam & universal beam for Xbrick®

> Ready for the X-trail? With the X-trail, any room becomes a playground for movement: balancing, building, hopping, and playing. The high-quality 198 cm long beam made of solid ash wood can be connected using Xbrick® to build a wide variety of movement courses and develop motor skills.
Use X-trail as a versatile movement and building element:

Balance beam between two Xbrick® blocks with varying difficulty levels
As a goalpost & net beam for soccer tennis & other ball games
Long connector for creative Xbrick® structures
“Curtain rod” between Xbrick® towers for theater, role-playing, and stage
Stand for the flomo® board, indoor and outdoor
and anything else children, educators, and trainers can think of
Dimensions: 198 x 95 x 2.5 cm
Tool-free and easy to assemble

Please note:
The X-trail is delivered without Xbricks.
✓GS-certified ✓Made in Germany ✓Suitable for outdoor use ✓Easy to clean ✓Assembles without tools

- Published: 2020-02-21
- Updated: 2026-05-18
- Author: Lara Weller
- Source: https://www.xbrick.eu/en/produkt/x-trail-balance-beam-universal-beam-for-xbrick

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Whether it’s a balance course, an obstacle course, a throwing game, or a theater set—with the X-trail, every idea becomes an adventure. An ideal complement to Xbrick for schools and after-school programs, kindergartens, sports clubs, alternative learning spaces, and anyone looking to create flexible areas for movement and play. Depending on how it’s set up, the difficulty can be increased: whether relaxing on the 8 cm wide side or performing acrobatics on the rounded 2 cm wide edge, whether close to the ground or higher.

**Advantages & Applications (Bullet Points):**

- Solid ash wood with high bending stiffness
- Non-slip surface thanks to open-pore oil finish
- Perfect for movement play areas, obstacle courses, role-playing games, and stage sets
- Promotes balance, coordination, motor skills, and creative problem-solving
- Ideal for schools, all-day programs, daycare centers, sports clubs, therapy, and alternative learning environments