Does the board stay flat, or does it curl from being rolled up?
1490119
I bought it for my nephew, so I don't have daily knowledge, but the few times we played I don't recall curling being a problem.
1487104
The majority of the board is flat but it does curve up slightly on the ends.
1817669
I does better to lay it flat somewhere, but it will roll up and then lay flat again after you pull it out again. The edges will warp some with the rolling.
1663360
I keep it rolled up in its original box, and yes it stays flat after unrolling, and sticks to the counter with no weights. It is a different material than the traditional pie rolling mats that I have used in the past.
532238
It stays unrolled, when it came it was rolled up, but I laid it flat on the floor overnight and now it stays flat. When not used, we leave it standing between the sewing cabinet and the wall.
2049286
I keep the plastic insert that comes with the board and reroll it onto that each time. If I don't the roll may get smashed Causing folds to form in the mat. Then I'd never get it to lay flat again.
588690
We roll ours up with the board side out. Then when opened it does lay flat to play. The last 1/2 inch might bend slightly, but we place the draw cards on the edge which helps.
1281942
it's fairly flexible but not really enough to roll up. I store mine in the box just slide it between my desk and the wall it's only about 1/2 to 3/4 inch thick.
982801
I'm not sure: It may be a little small for that. Also, because of the lip or rim on the underside, it may flex in the middle from rolling pin pressure, but I'm just guessing. (I use a larger board of consistent thickness for rolling.)
1411225
I relied on the answers below and ordered this mat. However, mine arrived rolled up, not as tightly rolled as another one I had previously but still not flat. Just so you know.
1353532
Very flexible. In fact, it comes shipped rolled up in a tube. I thought it might take forever to hold it's shape but it unrolled flat without any problem.
1526742
First initial placement it will be a bit curled up but once you put items on it, it flattens and then stays as such...
1185606
yes--are you thinking of the ones that roll up?it is not perfectly smooth--sort of pebbled, but yes it is flat with 4 little feet
1758692
It lays as flat as the floor it's on. If you pop it up inside, it's perfectly flat. If you pop it up outside (which I don't think is recommended) it conforms to the curves and bumps of the ground.
200564
I unrolled mine and let it sit flat for a while. I roll it with working surface side out. It seems that with use it seems to stay very flat for me. Others have said to slightly dampen the surface under it so it doesn't slip and stays flatter? hope this helps)
956859
Hello Bonnie, the other people answered correctly. It rolls up like a rug and gets quite compact. The only problem I have is that it is a little stiff when rolled up, even more so than an excercise mat. So if you leave it rolled up too long it retains shape for a few days after unfolding.
1868741
Nope, it flops over. It's not too difficult to shove the back end of your board in there if the board is laying on the ground, though. The biggest problem I have with it is that the wheels are skinny and wobbly, and I have a very hard time pulling it over deep sand and over the pavers that line the path down to the beach.