Folding Puzzle Board with Six Drawers Tilting Stand and Dust Cover for Puzzles Up to 1000 Pieces

A Puzzle Board with Six Drawers

The unfinished puzzles take over the dining table every single time. Pieces scatter, and dinner means a messy cleanup for the whole household. A dedicated spot in the den, the bedroom, or by the window solves that.

The six drawers hold loose pieces sorted by color, edge, or section. Tilt the stand until the board sits at a comfortable angle for you. Slide the cover lid on whenever you stop for the night.

The board holds a 1000 piece puzzle, and buyers mention a felt surface on top. The page lists cardboard as the board's main material. It gives no dimensions or weight, so check the packaging first.

This board suits puzzle fans, families, and small apartments with limited table space to spare. It folds flat, so it slips into a closet or under a bed. Plus, the lid keeps dust and curious pets away.

• SIX SLIDING DRAWERS: Six sliding drawers keep sorted pieces within easy reach while you build the puzzle.
  
  
• TILTING STAND: The stand tilts the board to whichever viewing angle feels most comfortable for you.
  
  
• COVER LID: A cover lid goes on top so you can pause and return later.
  
  
• 1000 PIECE SIZE: The board has room for a 1000 piece puzzle without crowding the pieces.
  
  
• FOLDS FLAT: A foldable, lightweight body stores easily in a closet or under a bed when finished.
  
  
• CARDBOARD BUILD: Cardboard is the main material listed, and a felt top surface holds the pieces.

Product Specifications

• Type: Portable Puzzle Board
• Capacity: 1000 piece puzzles
• Drawers: 6 sliding drawers
• Main Material: Cardboard
• Includes: Stand and cover lid
• Color: Dark gray
• Dimensions: Not listed

What’s Included

• 1 x Puzzle Board
• 1 x Tilting Stand
• 1 x Cover Lid
• 6 x Sorting Drawers

Frequently Asked Questions

What puzzle size fits?
Puzzles up to 1000 pieces.

How many drawers are there?
Six.

Is a lid included?
Yes, a cover lid comes with it.

Are the measurements given?
No, the listing leaves them out.