Set sail for the cosmos with the Space and Planet Poster
A planet poster to broaden your horizons
From Mercury to Pluto, this space and planets poster gives you a clear and simple overview of the celestial bodies in our solar system. Discover the order of each planet, including the Earth, in the incessant dance of the stars. And above all, take advantage of the meticulous details that will educate you even more about the specific characteristics of each planet.
A canvas of planets with an impeccable finish
One of the special features of this poster is that it’s printed on canvas. With wooden blocks at the top and base, you’ll be able to hang it up easily and still enjoy a perfect presentation. This space and planets poster is easy to hang on your walls, with no need for frames or special preparations.
Solar System Planets Poster Features
- Materials : Canva canvas
- Magnetic wood frame included
- Printing : High quality
- Dimensions : 21×30 cm | 30×45 cm | 40×60 cm | 50×75 cm | 60×90 cm | 70×100 cm
- Style : Scientific poster
- Scientific gift idea
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Rachel Thornton –
Bought this for my 7-year-old’s bedroom after he wouldn’t stop asking how far Neptune is from the sun. He now stands in front of it every morning before school reciting the order of the planets, and he’s already caught his dad out on Uranus. The canvas has a lovely weight to it and the colours are rich without being garish. Went up on the wall in ten minutes.
Maureen Gallagher –
Got this for my grandson’s birthday. His smile when he unrolled it was worth every penny. Pride of place above his bed now.
Dave Pritchard –
back for another one from here, and this didn’t let me down. Layout is clear and the planets are easy to tell apart, which is what I wanted for the study. Only thing is the canvas had a few creases from being rolled up, though they dropped out after a couple of days hanging. Good buy.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson Alfie who’s obsessed with space and he spent a good twenty minutes lying on the floor staring up at it once we’d put it on his wall. He’s already reeling off the planets in order and telling me Jupiter is the biggest. Lovely thick canvas, too, and the postie brought it earlier than expected. Chuffed to bits.
Daniel Pritchard –
Spot on. The layout shows each planet’s position relative to the sun really clearly.