By Popular Science writer and author of the Elements series Theo Gray, these posters bring the Periodic Table to life with high-definition stunning photographs of each element.
Keeping the theme of the Periodic Table, Theo Gray also made the perfect poster for engineers and mechanics - the Periodic Table of Tools. Categorized in families of tools from vintage to modern and cutting to grinding to fire, it's a work of art that's perfect for decorating a workshop.
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The Giant and Small Periodic Tables work for any age, elementary classrooms through professional labs, since the real element photographs make chemistry concrete for young students while still being detailed enough for college-level reference. The Periodic Table of Tools is best suited to teens and adults interested in engineering or mechanics.
Yes. Since each element square features a real photograph of the element itself, rather than an illustration or a symbol, students and professionals get an accurate visual reference, not an artist's interpretation. That level of detail also holds up for lab or office use where you actually want to double-check something at a glance.
For a shared classroom wall, the Giant Periodic Table (53x27 in.) is built for large group viewing and includes a double-sided reference panel. For individual student desks, the 25-Pack Classroom Flyer (8.5x11 in.) gives each student their own copy, also double-sided with reference data on the back for use during calculations. For a home office, dorm room, or bedroom, the Small Periodic Table (40x20 in.) is sized for personal spaces and is single-sided.
The Giant Periodic Table (53x27 in.) and the 25-Pack Classroom Flyer (8.5x11 in.) are both double-sided. The Giant's back includes a smaller photo of each element alongside reference data like atomic weight, density, and boiling point. The 25-Pack's back is data-only, with the same reference details but no photos, sized for quick reference at a student's desk. The Small Periodic Table (40x20 in.) is single-sided, front photo only.
The Giant and Small Periodic Tables are both laminated for durability. The 25-Pack Classroom Flyer is a glossy, high-resolution print that's easy to wipe clean, ideal for desks where students reference it during calculations. All are made in the USA.
Yes. It's one of our most popular gifts for chemistry and science teachers, graduating students, and STEM professionals who want functional wall art rather than generic decor.
No. While it's most popular with engineers and mechanics, it also appeals to anyone who appreciates tool design or wants distinctive workshop or garage decor.