Bits and Pieces Fold-and-go Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle Table with Legs

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.

People always sat things on my puzzles losing or damaging pieces. Now I can very quickly open snd close up the table so when I’m not puzzling the pieces are secured inside. Also the height is perfect no more hunching over. And it’s easy to move around and stash the whole table away to make room. I was surprised there’s so little assembly just two screws for the handle if you want to attach that, see pics. Only issue was one of the super strong magnets to hold the box lid was stronger than the glue holding the magnet into its hole. I glued the magnet back into its hole with E6000 and it’s been fine since. i don’t think this would hold up to young kids flinging themselves against it but for adults who spend days to weeks on a puzzle it’s perfect. Definitely worth it for me. Very happy.

Will fit a 1,000 piece puzzle barely! Measures 27" high, 26" wide & 70" when open. It's fully assembled except for the handle. One little problem tho - the bars that attach the legs are held together with tiny screws. One leg came loose and wouldn't screw back in because the screw only had approx. 1/8th and the existing hole was too big. But it's nothing krazy glue can't fix. Is it worth $200, no. But there's nothing else like it that will accommodate the puzzle and pieces other than your dining room table! UPDATE 2024: Now that I've found puzzle tables that tilt (back saver) and roll along with a clear top mat that keeps your work safe from kitty cats, this wiggly table is headed for a yard sale.

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

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.

Very nice and just what we were wanting

I love my puzzle table! It is plenty big for any puzzle I will make. The sides that fold out are very large, so I use puzzle sorting tray on the sides that I can grab. The felt boards on the sides lift out so you can cover the center section and the completed pieces stay in place when storing. It folds nicely so you can store out of the way when not using. It is expensive, but we'll worth it. Several family members chipped in to buy it for my birthday!!

The only reason why this product gets a single star is because I cannot rate it any lower. My mother requested a nice puzzle table for Christmas. I searched around and ended up settling on this item as it seemed to check all the boxes that she required. I couldn't find anything else close to what was needed, that should have been my first red flag. I ordered the product for Christmas in late November, she received it on Christmas and by January after less than a month of use one of the wings completely broke off so she contacted bits and pieces indicating that it was a Christmas gift and what had occurred. They had her send the unit in and then had not contacted her for over a month. She called them back and they told her they couldn't do anything for her since she didn't purchase the unit, I would have to contact them as I purchased the product. I didn't actually get a chance to see it in person when it first arrived or after this break had occurred. She contacted me and explained the situation. I called bits and pieces about the problem and explained that this was a gift and she had called them and someone requested she send it in, then she heard nothing and that's how we ended up at this point. They said they would call me and then absolutely did not. I heard nothing for 2 weeks. My mother called me back asking the status and I went to look up the number from my previous order again. At this time I realized they processed a refund. While I appreciate that gesture, I thought it was a little weird that I heard nothing at all back. Fast forward about 2 months from this point and it's April. I still technically had not replaced my mother's gift from Christmas. I asked her if she liked the design of the table enough for me to reorder it... Again, I had not seen the unit in person by this time. She did like the design so I ordered it again (I know, shame on me, right?) The unit arrived. I contacted her to ask how it was. My mother says she hadn't opened it yet as she was very busy with work and put it under her bed. Fast forward a few more months to July (I know, she probably should have at least opened the package to check it out.) We just opened it this evening and the SECOND unit I have ordered from this company is broken in the packaging. One of the wings, big surprise, is broken off in the package. One of the folding legs was not fastened with the screws, the screw wholes are completely stripped out. Even worse is that every single TINY screw in this piece of junk is either stripped, crooked, or driven in without a pilot whole causing cracking on the main wooden structure. I know that we are beyond a return period and quite honestly, I am not convinced they would do anything for us anyways. I am going to try to fix what I can to make this absolute garbage serve the simple purpose of allowing my mother to place puzzle pieces on it but I would never recommend anything else from this company. I hope this review provides insight for someone curious about the build quality of this product. I really hope I am able to add more than the single photo I have uploaded so I can share my findings.

Delivery within 2 days and well packed. It’s just what I needed for my puzzles. I just wish it was a bit sturdier and the felt is ok, it just splits the pieces apart if you have to make adjustment. Pricing is good and glad I bought it.🇨🇦

It arrived well-packed so I was surprised that there was a gash along one of the sides on the bottom of the main table frame, but I have a selection of wood stain markers which I used the closest match on and I can barely notice it now. It's fairly sturdy when fully extended, but it takes more effort than I realised it would to unfold (and refold) it. It doesn't quite fit under our bed due to an extra support beam on the bottom of our bed frame, but it does sit well against a wall, tucked out of the way at least. Fully extended pay attention to the dimensions as they didn't mention the working size, so consider at least double the "Puzzle Assembly Surface measures 25 x 34" size as the open size of 25 x 68". Yikes, the convenience of having a collapsible, portable puzzle storage surface just got a little less convenient when I need about five and a half feet of width space to work on a puzzle (not to mention at least 32" depth for sitting at). The whole reason I wanted/needed this storage system was because we don't have space for another table...but then, this IS a table, and suits the size of most of the puzzles I work on. Maybe in future (or on another model), they could offer the option of having the sides flip downwards or come off altogether. I really do liek the magnetic bar for the box display option. When I close it up to put away, I take all of the pieces I've put out onto the sorting surfaces and put them back into the box mostly as I noticed the puzzle (when table folded up and put onto its side) does slide a bit, so putting the sorting panels felt side down helps keep it in place better, and its less likely to scratch the puzzle being worked on in case you plan to seal and mount it for display. When folding it up, just remember to have the two sides fully extended outwards again (as far as it will go as they DON'T extend all the way out) or else the lids won't line up and latches won't line up properly to lock it in place.

This table is so nice, it looks like a piece of furniture. The two side pieces can hold your sort trays or individual pieces. Good height for puzzling. Thumbs up for this one.

Item sent back. I didn’t find it the best option for me.

Cat jumped on it and the legs shattered. Top part also came unglued. You cannot transport it with a puzzle in it. Between my husband and I we changed the legs to straight legs, re glued and screwed. Fix the solidity problem and it is a great idea. Keeps my cats away from my puzzle pieces.