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Tilts from flat to about 45°, so you sit up instead of leaning over the table
Four pine drawers slide out from the sides. Sort by color, slide them shut
Clear cover slots over the board. Cat, grandkids and dust stay off your work
Rolls on four casters, two with brakes. Window in the morning, lamp at night
Four small things that add up over a 1,500-piece weekend.
Flat to about 45°, locked with one knob. The far edge comes to your chair instead of you going to it.
Sort by color or by edge, slide them shut when dinner's ready. Pieces stay where you left them.
Clear sheet over the board. Dust, cats and visiting grandkids stay off a half-done puzzle.
Four casters, two with brakes. Window in the morning, lamp at night, out of the way for guests.
A flat puzzle makes you lean over it for hours. This board pivots on the stand and locks anywhere between flat and about 45 degrees, so the far edge comes to you.
Two knobs raise or lower the whole table between roughly 29 and 37 inches. Sit in your favorite chair, stand at the window, or push it up to the sofa. The felt and the raised pine lip keep the pieces where you put them, even on a slope.
Sky in one, edges in another, the barn in a third. Four pine drawers slide out of the sides of the frame and slide back in when dinner's ready.
The clear cover sits over the board, so a half-done puzzle survives a curious cat, a sneeze and a week on vacation. No more towel over the dining table.
Morning sun by the window, lamp by the armchair at night. Four casters move the whole table without lifting a piece; two of them lock so it stays put while you work.
Solid pine frame and drawers, charcoal felt board, powder-coated steel stand. The board is about 35 by 24 inches, which fits most 1,500-piece puzzles with room for the loose pieces. Assembly takes about 15 minutes with the tools in the box.
For two years the dining table was a puzzle table with a tablecloth over it. Now the puzzle lives by the window on its own stand and I close the cover when the grandkids come over. Took my husband about twenty minutes to put together.
I didn't think the angle would matter. It does. I sit back in my chair and the far edge is right there. I tilt it almost flat when I'm sorting and raise it when I'm placing pieces.
Edge pieces in one drawer, sky in another. I used to use cookie sheets. The felt grips the pieces and nothing slid when I rolled it into the other room.
The board is about 35 by 24 inches (89 by 61 cm). Most 1,000 and 1,500-piece puzzles are 27 by 20 or 32 by 24 inches, so they fit with room for loose pieces around the edge. Check the box of the puzzle you're working on now; if it's larger than 34 by 23 inches, write to hello@pieceandpine.com before ordering.
Height adjusts from roughly 29 to 37 inches with two knobs on the legs, so it works with a dining chair, an armchair or standing. The board tilts from flat to about 45 degrees and locks at the angle you choose.
Partly. The stand comes in a few pieces and the board attaches on top. Everything you need is in the box and it takes about 15 minutes. If a part is missing or arrives damaged, write to us and we send a replacement at no cost.
The clear cover sits on the board and keeps dust, pets and curious hands off the puzzle. For moving the table from room to room, lay the board flat first. The felt holds pieces well on a slope while you work, but it isn't glue.
It ships in one box of about 30 pounds within 1 to 5 business days, with tracking, and arrives in 7 to 21 days depending on where you are. Shipping is free worldwide. Give an address where a large parcel can be received; it won't fit a mailbox.
You have 30 days from delivery, as long as the table is unused and goes back in the original box with all the parts. Write to hello@pieceandpine.com first and we'll send instructions. Return shipping is on you, so keep the box. If the table arrived damaged or wasn't what you ordered, the replacement or refund is on us. Casters, drawers, cover and knobs are replaced free for one year.