Jumbl 1500-Piece Puzzle Board | 27” x 35”

I love this table. The only problem I have is that the edges of the drawers are not finished wood like the rest of the table. Therefore, when you remove them from their slots, you have rough wood against your hands. I am constantly lifting and moving the drawer trays around while looking for pieces. I find that very unfinished and rough feeling uncomfortable. I would say that if the makers of the table would finish off the edges of the trays as well, then the table deserves a 10 rating. By the way, nice touch that the makers added a magnet to the end of each drawer so the drawers don’t fall out when you lift the table to put it away. The table balances well on a surface that is much smaller in size. Very sturdy. Best solution I have found for working my puzzles.

The board is HEAVY, which does make it sturdy, but also immovable. I love how it has 6 drawers for pieces, but some of the drawers don’t close all the way because of the backside. Very dusty, and prices break off easily. For someone who now rarely puzzles, it does the job.

I love puzzles, but don’t do them often because I don’t have the space and don’t want a card table out for long periods of time. This however, is a game changer!! It is great quality. It’s big, and a bit heavy, but still fairly easy to lift and move around. With six drawers, there is plenty of space to organize all of your pieces by color, and the drawers come all the way out so you can have them up and easy to search through. The drawers also have magnets on the back side, which helps keep them closed when you put them back in. I did a 1,000 piece puzzle on it right after I got it, and it fit with lots of room to spare. It’s so sturdy and and excellent space to work on. And it slides easily under my couch, for storage. Which is also nice if I need the space back in my room and am not done with the puzzle, it’s nice to be able to “put it away” without having to put it away. I would recommend this to anyone that loves to do puzzles!

Very big, love the extra 2 little drawers.

This is a nice puzzle board, but it did need some repairs when it arrived. It was not damaged in shipping even though the box was in rough shape on the corners. The brad nails that are used to hold it together are not enough, they should add some glue. I removed the nails (carefully using pliers) – they had pulled out of the hardboard on top and bottom. One of the short sides was still holding so I left that side alone – I hope that I do not regret this decision later. I used wood glue (and clamps) to carefully reattach the top and bottom – being careful to not let the glue overflow to cause problems with the drawers. Now that the glue is dry it is very sturdy and I am enjoying it. There are 4 foam discs on the bottom so it does not scratch surfaces. I might attach a lazy susan and I would like to create a cover for it – to cover/protect the puzzle when not working on it. This was a bit of a project, but because I got it on sale repairing was better than returning and ordering a different one. If giving as a gift I would send to self, open and check condition (repair as needed) before wrapping.
The edges and door fronts on mine were sanded and finished/stained. The drawer magnets do hold the drawers – I wouldn’t shake it on its edge, but for ordinary moving and use they hold.
I am glad that I opted for a 6 drawer option – -could use even more for how I like to sort.
Know the dimensions that you need for the size of puzzles you work on.
It does have some weight to it, it is made of wood, but is not so heavy that it cannot be moved. Again be aware of the dimensions and consider where you will put it to use, where you will store it, etc.

This is a fairly large and heavy item, so find a stable place where you can leave it without being disturbed if you want to work on a puzzle over any period of time. The working area is very smooth, and the six drawers are fantastic for sorting and storing your working pieces. We were in a hurry to get started, but I will have to either glue, or tack some of the loose frame edges together after we finish the new puzzle. For the sale price, we will keep this and use it for a long time. For die-hard puzzlers, or for someone who would be better off not carrying an awkward 27”x35” table top from room to room, maybe a really well-built unit with legs would be better.
One week later…well, so much for keeping it a long time. The tiny tacks do not keep this thing together, and I’m returning it before it completely falls apart. It looks like I’m the one who, fortunately, found a much nicer, well built table with legs that Amazon had on sale for fifty plus dollars. Lesson learned…buy the better table the first time.