Rotating Puzzle Board with Drawers - Holds Up to 1500 Pieces | Puzzle Table with 4 Drawers for Sorting and Organizing, Sturdy Construction, and Protective Cover

This is a gift. So I am happy that it was all in one piece. Love the lazy Susan feature and the drawers for puzzle pieces.

This is a nice puzzle board. It comes with four drawers to put pieces into for storage and/or organization. The drawers come without the "handles" installed, so you will need to do that yourself, but it's very simple and you just need a screwdriver to get it accomplished.I will note: while this states it holds up to 1500 pieces, don't be a goof like me and forget to pay attention to the "style" of your puzzle. I got this for my wife to work on a 1000 piece puzzle, but it's more of a "panoramic" puzzle so it doesn't fit on this puzzle board.Other than my own mistake, this is pretty nice. I love the "Lazy Susan" on the bottom that's removable so you can rotate the board as desired. The drawers are a great idea but are a bit stiff so not the easiest to work with. Not sure if those will loosen up over time but I'm not expecting them too since it's just the wood of the board, no sliders or glides to lubricate over time.Overall, this is a nice addition to a worker's setup. The drawers could be a bit smoother, and it might've been nice to have some expansion capabilities for wider puzzles, but overall this is really nice and definitely recommended for puzzle lovers!

This is written from the perspective of the mom who prefers to knit or just do the edges...but my husband, kids, and various relatives are fairly passionate about "puzzling" (doing puzzles). The difficulty is always the rest of life. We also have cats who love flicking pieces on the floor at night when we're asleep.I had hesitated getting a puzzle board because I'd previously purchased a felt puzzle wrap before that we were supposed to roll up and put away. But it was super inconvenient and we ended up not using. I was worried this would be large, heavy, expensive, and also inconvenient. But it was none of those. We love this puzzle board and use it literally all the time--there is always a puzzle going on it!What we like specifically about this puzzle board:--It's BIG. That means we can use it for any puzzle at all. There may be puzzles out there that are larger, but we don't own any.--It's really flat. Not warped or anything--It's really smooth.--It has drawers so we can keep sorted pieces in there out of the way (we used plastic dishes before but those were always in the way when we weren't puzzling--It rotates. I didn't think this would come in useful but we've ended up finding it far more useful than you'd think. Whether it's so that one person can puzzle comfortably alone, being able to send pieces to someone else who needs them, or whatever.--One side doesn't have a lip. This means we can intentionally slide pieces off if we want. But three sides have lips so we don't have to be careful.--It has a cover that protects it when we aren't working on it. This helps immensely with the cat problem.--The cover is translucent. We can see the progress on the puzzle, check in when we get home to see what other people accomplished, etc.It would fit nicely on a card table but we have it on our coffee table because that's usually where we have a puzzle going. (We have end tables for setting coffee etc)I honestly don't have a single complaint about this and just wish that I'd got one sooner!

**In my pictures I used my scissors to help display the size of objects**This beautiful solid wood puzzle board is perfect for puzzle lovers like me! The board is fairly heavy, I'd say around 20lbs. It's Extremely easy to assemble. The drawers slide nicely and feel smooth, and the knobs are so cute that it comes with. It can fit threw 32" doorways (that's helpful for me who has to carry it in and out of the living room at night and keep it away from the kids during the day). The lazy susan is a great touch if you're using it on a table and for larger puzzles to get to your drawers. Something I didn't like at first but now understand is there only being 3 lips along the edges. I wondered why there wasn't a 4th till it dawned on me it's actually very helpful for at the end when you wanna glue your puzzle together, you can just slide it right off onto a board! I still do kinda wish they thought of a removable edge (a puzzle edge-- if you will) and still covered all 4 edges for when your assembling... but I do understand their logic in why they didn't. Another thing I am going to be added are magnets to the top mat in all 4 corners to keep it in place better when moving around. Or adding velcro to the top mat to secure it in place. I haven't fully decided on which one. But something to secure the floating top mat.Overall this is a great bang for your buck, even though I wanna add some things myself. Its heavy wood, practical, sturdy and well made. I would highly recommend to anyone who loves puzzles.

This puzzle board is a really neat product. I like the large smooth surface and the included mat for covering puzzles in progress. I also really like the included lazy Susan for spinning the board to face different directions. The drawers are nice and slide in and out easily. The knobs are simple and easy to install. Two details bother me and should be addressed. The board has edge strips around three sides for keeping pieces contained. These strips should be around all four sides. Why leave one open? The drawers each have a magnet inlaid on the back which attracts to its mate inside to keep the drawers closed in theory. The magnets are poor strength however and drawers aren’t really held in place all that well.Overall a very useful item at a good price, just could be better.