Bits and Pieces Fold-and-Go Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle Table with Legs, Foldable Puzzle Board for Up to 1500 Pieces, 30" Tall, 25" x 34" Assembly Surface

Finally broke down and bought a table specifically for puzzles. I just got tired of taking up space on the dining room table. It’s easy to set up, the size is great. There is plenty of space for setting up a puzzle. Looks good win my family room and it’s easy to move around.

I just opened and started using this table today and like others do not understand the negative reviews. It was packaged well, no damage in shipping, the wood and appearance of it is not a detractor if left up in a room. I looked at a lot of tables and their reviews-many talked and showed pics of poor manufacturing, damage d/t poor packaging for shipping, or horrible odors from the materials used. None of this is true with this table. It is perfect for folks like me that have sporadic times to work on puzzles and also have pets that can cause havoc if a puzzle is left unattended. I love that this table allows me to work, not have to dismantle, and can fold it all up and store it away. There 2 caveats though: 1) it does take up a lot of space when open but all tables for >500 piece puzzles do 2) it is a hobby table designed to be portable (it is not a heavy piece of solid wood Thomasville furniture. It is fairly sturdy but if using it with children would do so only with supervision-the wing hinges are not designed to hold weight

We’re having such fun with a dedicated place to work puzzles. Folds up easily. Felt boards on the ends are a little warped but it doesn’t limit the use.

The media could not be loaded. Phew!I was hesitant to pay so much for this table based on the negative reviews, but I am very impressed! It’s about 80% as sturdy as I would have liked it to be, but I can lean on it with no problem. The legs do not give out and also have nice pads on the feet so it doesn’t slip or slide on a wooden floor.I’m not a huge fan of the felt surface because I like to spin/turn/slide pieces around, but I can live with that. The felt itself is not the most high quality (I was expecting pool table quality, it’s more like craft store quality).Setup was incredibly easy, you literally just unfold it and screw the handle in. I will say that the handle itself is a very ugly silver metal bracket)l, but fortunately it’s at the back so you won’t see it if you have it pushed up against the wall like I do.I have no opinion of the magnet bar: do people actually look at the box? That’s cheating!In summary, ignore the bad reviews unless you are super sensitive about quality. The table does its job! 🧩Update: after working for a few hours on my first puzzle, the felt surface in the middle was driving me crazy. The felt on the sides is nice because the pieces stick at an incline, but I had to have to a smooth surface for the middle. I went to Home Depot and had a 2x4 cut to 33.75 inches, which fits wonderfully and actually doesn’t look too bad. It also adds some weight to the table which I think improves the sturdiness.

The design is good overall. Some improvements are needed: 1) The hinges for the wings are bad. They don't move well and we haven't gotten to catch in different positions well. 2) The wings are not sturdy. A better hinge/support system is needed. Perhaps drop the two tiny bad hinges and go with a single full-width piano hinge. Anyone with a cat will be uncomfortable and kind of regret getting the wings. 3) There needs to be braces on the legs, like old card tables. The table is a little shakey, and moving it with legs open is difficult right now. 4) The box holder is a great idea. Improve it by putting magnets for it on both sides of the table. Puzzle people work from both sides or in pairs on many occasions. Also, put magnets underneath the table, as there is no where to store this with the table closed that we found. 5) I'm not sure if this is opinion only or possibly a doownside: it feels like this was made from the lightest (cheapest, least durable?) wood your manufacturer could find. Light is good for carrying, but not if it compromises quality or makes the product feel cheaply made.

It's a little misleading because you can't actually carry it around vertically and keep pieces in place - I did figure out that I can put some microfiber towels between the side boards and the center puzzle area to minimize movement if you handle it gingerly and keep it mostly horizontal.Not sure why this company chose to use a silver handle when all the other hardware is more brass- like???But while putting my puzzle together over days/weeks, I am able to close it up which prevents my cat from mauling it, and looks good sitting on top of my coffee table. (I close up the legs when it is on my coffee table) 😁🤗

My table arrived today in perfect condition. Though not fine furniture, it is just beautiful as a jigsaw puzzle table. It is a little wobbly, but I can see that if you don't abuse it, it will last a long time. As a side note, my public library has one of these set up constantly(all kinds of people work the current puzzle) and it is still doing well several years later. I agonized over the decision to buy this table(beacause of so many negative reviews), but I am glad that I took the plunge.