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Check Price →Jigsaw Puzzle Mats, Boards & Accessories
Roll-up puzzle mats, folding boards with sorting trays, tilting boards and puzzle glue. Check the usable area against the finished size on your puzzle box — most 1,000-piece puzzles are about 70 × 50 cm — and leave room around the edge for sorting. Our free puzzle size calculator does the maths. Every listing links to Amazon, where the current price and delivery are shown.
All Jigsaw Puzzle Accessories
9 kits
Jumbo
Check Price →Jumbo Puzzle Mates Puzzle & Roll (up to 1500 pc)
Newverest
Check Price →Newverest Roll-Up Puzzle Mat (up to 1500 pc)
Eurographics
Check Price →Eurographics Roll & Go Puzzle Mat (up to 2000 pc)
Tektalk
Check Price →Tektalk Folding Puzzle Board with Cover (1000 pc)
Tektalk
Check Price →Tektalk Folding Puzzle Board (2000 pc)
Jinfanshurich
Check Price →Jinfanshurich Tilting Puzzle Board with Drawers (1000 pc)
Tektalk
Check Price →Tektalk Stackable Puzzle Sorting Trays (7)
Ravensburger
Check Price →Ravensburger Puzzle Conserver (200 ml)
Jigsaw Puzzle Accessories: guides and tools
- Puzzle size calculator — How big a puzzle finishes and which mats and boards fit it.
Jigsaw Puzzle Accessories: common questions
What size puzzle mat do I need for 1000 pieces?
Most 1,000-piece puzzles finish about 70 × 50 cm, so look for a surface of at least 76 × 51 cm. Roll-up mats sold for up to 1,500 pieces are about 117–118 × 66 cm, which leaves room to sort.
Is a puzzle mat or a puzzle board better?
A roll-up mat is the cheapest and easiest to store. A folding board gives a rigid, flat surface you can carry with the puzzle on it, and often comes with sorting trays, drawers or a cover.
Can you roll up a puzzle without it falling apart?
Usually, if you roll it firmly around the tube from the short end and fasten the straps. Some owners still find sections lift or the felt creases, so a board is safer for a puzzle you want to move often.
How do you glue a finished puzzle?
Spread puzzle glue such as Ravensburger Puzzle Conserver thinly over the face with the sponge applicator, working on baking paper, and leave it to dry. Larger puzzles need a backing board before framing.