Customer Reviews for VEVOR 1000 Piece Puzzle Board with 6 Drawers and Cover, Rotating Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle Plateau, Portable Puzzle Accessories for Adults, Puzzle Organizer & Puzzle Storage System, Gift for Mom

I love the six drawers. The board was not big enough to spread out 1,000 pieces but the drawers held the overflow. I also, love the dust cover that kept dust off the puzzle pieces while I was not working on the puzzle. Board came with Lazy Susan / turn table for the board but I have not installed or used the Lazy Susan. Moving the board can be difficult due to the weight and size of the board.

Very nice. Great for the price. My mom loves it. I love thebdrawers and the cover to lay over it so pieces don't get lost.

This is really nice for puzzle enthusiasts, especially if you don't have a lot of space for putting together a puzzle. We've used this on our coffee table. When we need the coffee table for something else, we can remove this whole board and put it somewhere else. Of course, it still has to lay flat, but this can fit under a couch or somewhere else where it can be out of the way. As a heads-up, the handles do need to be attached. If you can't find them right away, the handles are in a bag in one of the drawers. The handles are easy to attach. I wasn't sure how often we'd use the drawers, but we've found that they are nice when you want to sort the pieces into different colors or areas. Then you can put the pieces for the specific color/area in one drawer. This is especially nice if you aren't working on that area yet, and you want some of the pieces out of the way. While the rotating ring is nice if want to work on another area, I've found that with it on, the board rotates a little too easily. For our purposes, we probably won't attach the ring to it. Generally, we do puzzles as a family. Different family members work on different areas, so the puzzle doesn't need to be rotated anyway. As a warning to potential buyers, this is fairly heavy. It might be a bit bulky for one person to move, especially once the puzzle is on it. Two people can easily move it, though. The weight and bulky nature, though, are indicators that it's sturdy and going to last a while. This is a bit pricey, so if you're only a casual puzzler, it might be worth buying. If, though, your family enjoys doing puzzles, this is a great investment.

Just what I wanted hreat

Overall, I really like this puzzle board, not just puzzles. I also like it for playing cards as it provides a wider stable surface for our smaller table where it sits. The assembly of this was easy with the exception of one thing, the Lazy Susan, it doesn't really have a way to attach it to the table in a way that made sense to me. The instructions had no indications on the proper way of doing it, and when I tried to use the included screws I actually caused the drawers not to open since screws went through the drawer, and I had to remove them and mess around with the screws until I was able to position them in a way that prevented them from blocking the drawers in position. Overall, even though I think this is a really nice set, I have to be deduct one star due to the lazy Susan.

The fact that is a bit heavy and big for my size 5'3\", I whish I had gotten the a smaller one, its a pain to move it around. There are 2 things I dislike: the fact that it can only be laid flat as on every side there are wooden knobs that prevents it from standing. 2nd, as its made of pine wood, is not that of a smooth surface on all 4 sides.

I don't really have a good place to assemble puzzles; every desk or bench I have is used for other hobbies. So, when I saw this, I thought it might be a useful device for a quick puzzle assembly. And that it is. I plunk this on my bed and put together small puzzles, and the drawers help keep pieces from growing legs and walking away or tumbling off my bed. The plastic rotator hoop that this board comes with is nice if it's on a hard, flat surface. On my bed, it only marginally helps rotate the board around, though I really don't need to do that. But, if puzzle work is a family or couples activity for you, and you have someone across the table from you, then this board in tandem with the hoop would be excellent for being able to rotate the puzzle assembly completed thus far without worry of tilting the board as you rotate it. Overall, I'm pretty happy with this board, and if it were set up on a dedicated table, desk or bench, then you'd be all set. For me though, I stow my puzzle(s) when I'm done and slip this board between my bed and wall. I've noticed that this board is a bit flimsy in construction. Mind, I haven't broken or damaged the board and as this board is intended to be set on a hard surface and left alone, I really can't fault it for it's construction quality. Be as it may, I do think this board could be a tad more durable in material and assembly without affecting the price, or by adding a few cents to the price tag. But, again, that nuance is only a concern if you constantly transport this board like I do. If you're able to set it and forget it, then this board should last you many years.

Pour mes casse-tête. La planche est super.

I don't do puzzles. I got this puzzle board so I could assemble large Lego builds on my bed and also play the occasional large board game on a sturdy surface, also on my bed. lol We really rather live on our beds around here! Not my first puzzle board, but this one is perfect. No extra anything. My last one had a few puzzle-sized geometric shapes on it. I wanted one that was completely blank. Now I am content.

So my wife wanted a puzzle board, and I'm always of the mindset \"Go big, or go home.\" I went too big, and got her a 2,000-piece puzzle board. It's HUGE. She can't even move it around by herself, and the only place it really fits for storage is under the sofa. And, of course, 2,000 pieces is a lotta puzzling. This 1,000-piece puzzle board is a manageable size, which one person can move around pretty easily, and it fits under a chest of drawers in our home office, and multiple other places. (The 2,000-piece doesn't even fit under our king size bed due to the setup of the frame legs.) Being a Vevor product, it's well made and sturdy. I'm a Vevor fan, and have a number of their products. Guess I've got Vevor Fever. One very small, but very useful addition this has that most other puzzle boards don't have, is a set of little plastic latches on each drawer. They keep the drawers from sliding out unexpectedly when you pick up the board. Very happy with this. My recommendation for puzzle lovers, check the dimensions of boards and figure out where you're going to store it, and decide if you really want to commit to 1,500 or 2,000 pieces. I know we're going to be perfectly happy with 1,000-piece puzzles. Hope this was helpful.