can you fit a standard wood puzzle board on this rack? I'm thinking of getting it for puzzle storage.
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I have no idea...how big is a puzzle board? It will fit 8 1/2" x 11" paper if that helps.
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Of course it depends on the size of the puzzle, I have a wooden puzzle board (the states of America) for my grandkids and it will not fit.
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to be honest i think it is not strong enough. it is too flumsy. i would not go that route. good luck in your search.
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to be honest i think it is not strong enough. it is too flumsy. i would not go that route.good luck in your search.
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This is a letter size, you would want to get a legal size tray (Officemate Recycled Legal Trays, 2 Pack, Black (26054)) for wooden puzzles. My Daughter has Melissa and Doug wooden puzzles and they are bigger than this tray. Just depends on the size of puzzle. All the trays will have the dimensions. Hope this helps.
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I only bought one of these, but I don't think that you could because the rack frame corners are round. Also, when you have shoes on the rack, they stick up higher than the rack.
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Yes, the pieces fit, but I keep them inside a ziplock bag inside the board just to keep them more secure.
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On Amazon search for "Puzzle snug puzzle storage for up to 2000 pieces." I think there is one with a cover for 1000 pieces as well.
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I found that it barely fit the Melissa and Doug puzzles. I was so excited about organizing all my puzzles but returned it immediately - it was of no use
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sorry I no longer have the porta puzzle so I cannot tell you, but it was large enough for a 24 x 30 inch puzzxle I am sure
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I don't see why you couldn't, but I dont know if it would make it more secure... I just used this on a pretty big puzzle and then framed it and everything was fine. The sticky sheet is pretty thick, so it holds well.. Unless you have really heavy puzzle pieces, I'd say you probably don't need both.
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I have not paid attention to how many pieces I put on the side boards at a time, however each side board is about half the size of the main board and should easily fit 500 pieces. I have not had any problems with running out of room while sorting or putting together any puzzles. So far since receiving the porta puzzle I have completed 7 puzzles. In short, although I have not directly counted yes they should fit 500 on each side.
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This will NOT. The bottom box (and it's bigger than the top one) is not exactly square. It has some recesses to accomodate for the wheels. The biggest square item it looks like that could fit is 14' x 7" x 12".
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I am not sure if a specific rack fits this bike. I had a room to store it is, which did not require a rack. Based on the size, I believe a standard bike rack will fit this bike.
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Hi! Ths storage piece looks very small and short, would it work as a sideboard in a dining room? Many thanks
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Hi Susan , thank you for the question, we don't recommend the Jigsort with Wooden puzzles if the pieces are over 1/4 Inch thick. The lip around the edge is 1/2 thick and the puzzle would push the sort trays up and the pieces wouldn't stop in place and may come out of the board when being moved. I hope that helps.
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Yes, we have one sound puzzle among other puzzles and it fits fine. I found that all the Melissa & Doug puzzles fit, it's just that if you have thicker puzzles (peg, chunky or sound) then you can fit fewer than if they were thinner!
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I don't know if the shelf would be "deep" enough. I love the Origami products, but for a luggage rack, not sure.
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The smaller slots on the top are 9"x12"x1" and the bottom slots are 9"x 16"x 1" -- So the puzzles with the small knobs will fit!
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I'm sure it'll work with a standard rack, but it works best with a Topeak rack since you can slide it in and lock it.
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The puzzle is a standard size, 60x80cm, so it will fit in a standard size frame. Mine is in a cheap frame from AC Moore.