Ravensburger Giant Stow And Go, 500

Name: Ravensburger Giant Stow And Go, 500
Brand: Ravensburger
SKU: 885279797604
Price: 79.97 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Ravensburger

3.3/5

€
79.97

Il porta puzzle perfetto per quando non hai ancora finito con il tuo puzzle ma hai bisogno del tuo tavolo da pranzo!. Include 3 cinghie di fissaggio (puzzle non incluso). Tubo gonfiabile - Si piega in piano per riporlo facilmente quando non viene utilizzato. Cosa ottieni - Un tappetino in feltro morbido di alta qualità (dimensioni: 59 x 39 pollici) per risparmiare spazio e migliorare la tua esperienza di puzzle per puzzle fino a 3.000 pezzi.

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EAN: 885279797604

Categories: Giocattoli e giochi, Puzzle, Accessori per puzzle,

Brand	Ravensburger
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,314 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	17 x 2.25 x 11.75 inches
Item model number	17931
Item Weight	1.1 pounds
Language	English
Manufacturer	Ravensburger
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS)	144.0
Manufacturer recommended age	12 years and up
Number of Pieces	1
Product Dimensions	17 x 2.25 x 11.75 inches
Puzzle type	Jigsaw
Release date	November 2, 2010

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Scritto da: Tyler Collins

It's big

Well it is big enough for the 2k puzzle that I'm working on and work as advertised. Only issue is the bands are sewn shut so you can't easily get the middle one on without squeezing the rolled up puzzle. The smaller one of these uses velcro band that would be very nice for this one.

Scritto da: MathChef

Just what I needed

This meets my need well. I live in a small retirement cottage and the only table is my dinning room table. So I have to be able to take my puzzle down in progress and store it away. The felt roll has limitations, but after some practice and planning, it works well for me. Here is what I have learned from using it: 1. It takes time to roll and unroll and is best done by an adult. If you work on your puzzle in short periods of time, you won't like this. I usually work on my puzzle for about 2 or 3 hours once a week. So spending a few minutes getting set up and putting it away is fine. 2. It works best on the parts of the puzzle that are finished, not the loose pieces. I went to a party store and bought cheap lightweight plastic serving trays that I use to lay out the loose pieces. I can sort them by color on the different trays and the trays stack for easy and compact storage. I especially like the trays for a big puzzle so that I don't have to bend over a large table looking for a piece; I just go through my trays which I can do from one seated position. 3. Try to place the puzzle so that it stays about 3 inches away from an edge on the felt. Pieces very close to the edge are more likely to fall out. 4. Roll the puzzle tightly. About midway across the puzzle, some parts of the puzzle may begin to buckle (especially border pieces in an unfinished part of the puzzle). Just separate the pieces and let them overlap slightly as you go. It will be easy to reattach the pieces when you unroll it. 5. Unroll very slowly. A few pieces will stick to the felt and you can nudge them off with your fingers as you unroll. 6. Iron the felt when you take it out of the box the first time to flatten the creases. After a few uses you won't be able to see the creases at all. 7. The roll can be stored vertically or horizontally if it is rolled tightly and you don't leave a lot of loose pieces in the roll.

Scritto da: Brittany

Great price for a great product.

I absolutely love this product! I love putting together puzzles, but I tend to take my time doing them, little bits at a time in between college work and working full time, so they are in the way a lot. I was originally going to buy a fold up table that I could just put in my room while I'm doing puzzles, however, I have limited space in my room and if I'm working on a big puzzle, it could be out for a month. So I didn't want a big table taking up that much space for that long. While searching I came across this and it's absolutely perfect. Just what I needed. There are different size mats, but I wanted to get the larger one because sometimes I do very big puzzles. This pat is good for 1,000-3,000 piece puzzles. It stows away great without having to worry about a puzzle being in the way of anything. When you unravel it, the pieces don't stay perfectly together, you may have to push them back down, but it only takes a few minutes. The pad itself is a felt type of mat, so you won't have to worry about the puzzle slipping or falling out after it's rolled up. I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys doing puzzles, but maybe has roommates and doesn't want their fun to be in the way or difficult for others. Or, if you are like me, and take your sweet time doing a puzzle and don't want it to be in the way, this is perfect. Considering a lot of the tables I looked at that would work for doing puzzles were $50.00+, this is definitely a better (and cheaper) alternative. I would also recommend getting this one instead of some of the smaller ones. Maybe you don't do big puzzles right now, but you may in the future, so you might as well get the biggest one so you know it will never be a problem.

Scritto da: Michelle L Martz

It is pretty simple to use and does it exactly what it's ...

I purchased this for a 3000 piece puzzle, which I have now been working on for about an hour a night for a week. I have a small apartment and I am not able to leave this out for a long period of time. I also have two cats, so, of course, they want to lay in the middle of the puzzle, whether I'm actively working on it or not. Pros: It is pretty simple to use and does it exactly what it's supposed to do. Bonus that the felt keeps the pieces from sliding all over the place. Rolling the mat makes storage pretty simple and my cats can't get to the pieces. I would guess this would also be a plus for someone with small children. The mat will also make transferring to a frame quite simple. Cons: Rolling the mat causes the pieces to buckle and come apart. I think most people put the outline together first, which was what I did. After rolling it up for storage and rolling it back out to work on, I spent a few minutes putting the edges back together. After getting several sections together, rolling and unrolling becomes a bit of a chore because the buckling causes the pieces to come apart and I'm pretty sure that I had to put some things back together that I had already done. I think that maybe once some more of the center is filled in that this will not be as much of an issue. For now, it's just mildly annoying. I think the issue I have with this could easily be resolved by using a larger inflatable roller. A wider cylinder diameter would allow the mat to roll with less buckling in the pieces. It may also help the stability when there are fewer pieces in use, such as only the outline. I'm not unhappy with the purchase, I'm just not ecstatic about it, either.

Scritto da: Michelle

I guess this is good if we ever do a larger puzzle

First thing, this mat is HUGE. But all the other ones wouldn't fit our 2000 piece puzzle. We're using it with one side folded in 1/4 of the way. I guess this is good if we ever do a larger puzzle. A couple things though. The felt is folded in the box so there are super creases in it. I'm sure we can iron them out but we already started the puzzle so we're too lazy to do it now. The plastic tube thing is really hard to blow up manually. I used a balloon pump which worked wonders, but if I had to do it on my own, never would have happened. And we have a dog and cat that both shed a lot and the felt just picks it up so much. But really I guess that's our fault. Overall, the mat is super helpful so we can puzzle at night after our two puzzle piece eating children go to bed.

Scritto da: Ronald

Don’t trip over it it’s big

It comes folded up so you have to let it settle for a few days to be flat! Otherwise works well

Scritto da: Pierre Caruana

Great for Puzzles

Great to stow the puzzles and to stow them and when you reopen it the puzzle reamins intact

Scritto da: Pranky

Puzzle-lovers must!

If you like making large, time consuming puzzles then this is perfect. I like making complicated 1000+ piece puzzles but rarely have more than 1 hour at a time to give. Which basically means I have to leave the partly finished puzzle on the floor or table for weeks on end. First, I usually need the space for something else. Also, this results in lots of dust gathering, and mainly, losing pieces. This mat is awesome. The pieces stay put, pretty well, on it and it's so simple to inflate the tube and roll up the mat. All my pieces stay put and since it's a nice large mat, I can make the puzzle in fragments and have enough space for that. I love it!

Scritto da: Calvin

Not great, balloon is soft.

It’s not very sturdy and the balloon blow up portion makes it easy for it to not safely store your puzzle. Get a normal hard puzzle storage instead.

Scritto da: axolotl4me

Great!

I really like this - it’s good quality (which is expected from Ravensburger) and not too thin like others. I fit a 3000 piece Ravensburger puzzle easily! To those who say that the puzzles stick to the felt fabric - that’s the point! It prevents slippage and keeps all your pieces where you left them when rolled!