Quick Answer: The Flexible Parallelepiped is a teaching model of a three-dimensional shape with six parallelogram faces that can be flexed to change its angles. It lets a teacher turn a cuboid into an oblique parallelepiped in front of the class.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Shows the faces, edges, vertices and opposite parallel faces of a parallelepiped
Flexes to show changes in angle and shape
Turns visually from a cuboid into an oblique parallelepiped
Lightweight and easy to handle in class
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Shape demonstrated
Three-dimensional parallelepiped with parallel opposite faces
Application
Geometry, mensuration, vectors, deformation, volume, surface area
Handling
Lightweight, flexible
About This Product
In mathematics lessons the model links volume and surface area to length, breadth, height and base area, and shows that a parallelepiped is built from parallelograms. In physics and engineering basics it gives a simple picture of shear, deformation and structural stability.
