Isometric Geoboard
Product Code : JA-MLI-1797
The Isometric Geoboard (SKU JA-MLI-1797) is a 20 x 20 cm geoboard with 105 pegs arranged for isometric work. Stretching rubber bands between the pegs, students create three-dimensional figures such as cubes and cuboids drawn in isometric view, carry out pattern block activities and play geometry games. The isometric layout suits triangles and hexagons in a way a square grid cannot. JaincoLab makes this isometric geoboard in Ambala, India for school maths labs.
Specifications
The geoboard measures 20 x 20 cm and has 105 pegs; the board material and whether rubber bands are included are confirmed on the quotation.
| Product | Isometric Geoboard |
| SKU | JA-MLI-1797 |
| Size | 20 x 20 cm |
| Number of pegs | 105 |
| Layout | Isometric |
Isometric drawing and pattern activities
On an isometric geoboard, pupils draw solids in isometric view and build shapes from equilateral triangles, linking plane and solid geometry.
- Drawing cubes and cuboids in isometric view
- Pattern block shapes such as triangles, rhombuses and hexagons
- Tessellations on an isometric grid
- Area by counting triangular units
- Geometry games in pairs
Scope of supply and ordering
The listing covers one Isometric Geoboard of 20 x 20 cm with 105 pegs.
Frequently asked questions
How many pegs does the Isometric Geoboard have?
It has 105 pegs.
What size is the board?
It measures 20 x 20 cm.
What is it used for?
Creating three-dimensional figures, pattern block activities and other geometry games.
Are rubber bands supplied?
Rubber bands are not listed; ask for them in your enquiry and they will be confirmed on the quotation.
How does it differ from a square-grid geoboard?
The isometric peg layout suits triangles, hexagons and isometric drawings of solids, while a square-grid geoboard suits squares, rectangles and coordinates.
Related products
Other manipulatives, kits and measuring tools are listed in the maths lab equipment range.
Request a quote
Request a quotation for the Isometric Geoboard (SKU JA-MLI-1797) on the JaincoLab contact page, giving the number of units needed and the delivery address. Tender and project enquiries can be sent through the tenders page.
