LAVIEVERTTilting Puzzle Board with 2-in-1 Designed Stand & Cover, Lightweight Felt Puzzle Plateau with 6 Drawers for Adults and Kids, Portable Jigsaw Puzzle Table for Games Up to 1000 Pieces
Description
🧩 Elevate your puzzle game—comfort, order, and style in one sleek board!
- GENEROUS WORKSPACE - Spacious 30.3 x 20.5 inch surface fits puzzles up to 1,000 pieces
- ERGONOMIC TILT DESIGN - Adjustable stand ensures hours of comfortable puzzle-solving without strain
- EFFORTLESS PORTABILITY - 30-50% lighter than wooden boards for easy transport and storage
- ALL AGE PUZZLE COMPANION - Perfect gift for puzzle lovers of any age, enhancing focus and fun
- ORGANIZED PUZZLE MASTERY - Six dedicated drawers keep pieces sorted and secure on the move
The Tilting Puzzle Board by Lavievert is a premium felt fabric puzzle plateau designed for up to 1,000-piece puzzles. Weighing just 4.5 lbs, it’s 30-50% lighter than traditional wooden boards, making it highly portable. Featuring a 2-in-1 tilting stand and protective cover, it offers ergonomic comfort and safeguards your work-in-progress from dust and pets. Six built-in drawers with knobs provide efficient sorting and secure storage of puzzle pieces, perfect for puzzle enthusiasts seeking an organized, stylish, and practical solution.
Specifications
| Product Dimensions | 77 x 53.6 x 0.1 cm; 2.04 kg |
| Manufacturer reference | WGPTB |
| Educational Objective(s) | Improve problem-solving skills, hand-eye coordination, and patience |
| Number of Game Players | 1 |
| Number of pieces | 1000 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| tech_spec_battery_description_toys | No batteries required |
| Material Type(s) | Felt Fabric |
| Colour | Dark Gray |
| ASIN | B0CFDWW5QW |
Reviews
R**.
Very handy six storage/sorting drawers
Well made, nice and light to handle and easy to store
R**0
flimsy but adequate
Bit flimsy, but good for what it is supposed to do
M**D
Genius!
Really pleased! No cricked neck after 2 hrs of puzzling, the pieces hold nicely to the felt and now at bedtime, the whole shebang is neatly stored under the sofa. Bit pricey, but worth it! No more dusty puzzles on the floor for weeks.
W**N
Jigsaw puzzle board for a limited space
When the weather is cold we do not use our large conservatory table for jigsaw puzzle, as it just too cold.However we wanted to carry on with our favourite pastime in the cold winter months.After a lot of research on the web we decide to buy from Amazon the "Lavievert Tilting Puzzle Board with 2-in-1 Designed Stand & Cover".It's light and amazingly sturdy, we use it flat on our dinner table and do not use the tilted mode, can't see the use of tilting the puzzle upwards.The top flap comes into use when we want to clear away the puzzle to use the table for its intended use as a dining table. Just fold the top flap over the base with the puzzle on it and lift it off the table and pop it under the sofa.The board has a surface that is soft but firm and does not scratch the polished surface of our table. it does slide a bit but a thin silicone non slip mat counters this problem.The puzzle surface holds the puzzle bits well as you lay them out.Down side of this board is the slide out trays they have been built into it to hold puzzle bits, our table is not big enough unless pulled out to hold the trays around the board. the trays are also a bit sticky to push in and out, though a bit of furniture polish makes them easier to slide.My wife was very dubious about spending this amount of money on an untried item, but now says that it is just the ticket as she can puzzle in our warmed room during the winter months.
K**2
Poor quality
I expected better quality for the money. The pull out trays are small. When you put it on the tilt I'm not confident it will stay in place. My 1000 piece jigsaw literally only just fits onto the board. Yes it is light weight but to its detriment.It's not worth the money in my opinion.
L**A
Love this puzzle board
Exactly like the photo, the board is huge. Good quality, puzzle pieces stay in place and don’t move. The puzzle I done was 500 pieces, well worth the money.
M**E
Poor design
Problem 1 :- My wife was doing a puzzle and caught the top edge. The whole puzzle slipped and fell off the bottom. I solved this by sticking a strip of foam board across the bottom. Problem 2 :- Concentrate too much on the top of a puzzle and the puzzle edges slip and buckle. Problem 3 :- The draws are too stiff to pull out.Solution to problems :- Don't buy it !!
K**R
Nice
It's sturdy and the drawers are really useful
Common Questions
Trustpilot
1 month ago
3 days ago
