Tiling a Polyomino at Scale 2 with a Hexomino

  • Introduction
  • Table
  • Solutions
  • Holeless Variants

    • Introduction

    A hexomino is a figure made of six squares joined edge to edge. There are 35 such figures, not distinguishing reflections and rotations.

    Here I study the problem of arranging copies of a hexomino to form some polyomino that has been scaled up by a factor of 2.

    See also

  • Tiling a Polyomino at Scale 2 with a Pentomino
  • Tiling a Polyomino at Scale 2 with Two Pentominoes
  • Tiling a Polyomino at Scale 2 with a Tetromino and a Pentomino
  • Tiling a Polyiamond at Scale 2 with Two Hexiamonds
  • Tiling a Polyabolo at Scale 2 with Two Tetraboloes

    • Solutions

    So far as I know, these solutions use as few tiles as possible. They are not necessarily uniquely minimal.

    2 Tiles

    4 Tiles

    8 Tiles

    Holeless Variant

    Last revised 2026-03-07.

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