Moving Sofa Problem Puzzle | Unique 3D Printed Math Challenge & Gift for Puzzle Enthusiasts | Fun Brain Teaser for Adults and Kids

Discover the Moving Sofa Problem Puzzle! Are you a puzzle enthusiast or a math lover? Dive into the fascinating world of the Moving Sofa Problem with our unique 3D printed puzzle! What is the Moving Sofa Problem? First posed by mathematician Leo Moser in 1966, the Moving Sofa Problem asks: What is the largest shape that can navigate around a right-angled corner in a hallway of width 1? This intriguing problem has puzzled mathematicians for decades and now, you can explore it hands-on! Why You’ll Love It: Challenging and Fun: Test your spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills. Educational: Learn about a famous unsolved problem in mathematics. High-Quality 3D Print: Made with precision and care, perfect for display or play. Great Gift: Ideal for math enthusiasts, puzzle lovers, and curious minds of all ages. Each Kit Includes: L-shaped hallway Hallway with two turns Semicircular sofa Hammersley’s sofa Gerver’s sofa The new ambidextrous sofa Product Details: Material: Durable PLA plastic Dimensions: 230x230mm Order Now and Challenge Your Mind! Bring home the Moving Sofa Problem puzzle today and see if you can find the solution! Feel free to customize the details like dimensions and color options based on your specific product. Let me know if there’s anything else you’d like to add or change!