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Periodic Table Element Sticky Note Holder

A periodic table tile that holds a pad of sticky notes. Choose the element, the colour, and the name printed underneath.

$14.00

Plus tax and shipping. Free pickup in Doral.

Made to order in 2 to 3 business days.

The tile prints this symbol with its atomic number in the corner.
Exactly as you want it to read. Up to 28 characters.
Colour Pick one
Swatches are sampled from our filament photos, so screen colours are close but not exact.
Made to order 2 to 3 business days
Colour choices 23 filament colours
Material Printed in PLA
Pickup or delivery Free pickup in Doral

About this piece

Give a science teacher’s desk a personalised touch. Designed to look like a tile lifted straight off the periodic table, this printed desk accessory holds a standard sticky note pad in its recessed panel, with the element symbol and the teacher’s name set into the surface below it.

It suits science and chemistry classrooms, STEM rooms, teacher desks and home offices, and makes a personal gift for Teacher Appreciation Week, back to school, Christmas, birthdays, or the end of the year.

What you choose

  • Element – any of the 118. The tile prints the symbol large in the lower panel with its atomic number set into the top left corner, exactly as it sits on the table.
  • Colour – the body colour, from our filament range. The border and lettering print in black for contrast.
  • Teacher’s name – printed into the surface below the symbol, not stuck on, so it cannot peel, fade or wash off.

Details

  • Approximately 4.57 in wide x 5.91 in high x 0.50 in deep
  • Approximate product weight 2.29 oz (0.143 lb)
  • Printed in PLA, designed and made by 3D05 in Doral, Florida
  • Lightweight but sturdy

Good to know

  • Sticky notes and the display stand shown in the photos are not included. They are there to show the holder in use. The recess takes a standard 3 x 3 inch pad.
  • Made to order in 2 to 3 business days, then shipped, or collected free from our Doral workshop.
  • This is a desk accessory, not laboratory equipment or a measuring device.
  • Printed pieces carry faint layer lines, seams and small surface variations. That is normal for the process, not a fault, and it is part of why no two come out quite identical.
  • Colours can look slightly different in person depending on lighting and your screen.