how many inches wide are holes in the board? I'm concerned arms might get stuck reaching through. Also, how may inches wide are the pieces?
1997811
I would say it's about a 5 inch diameter on the holes and maybe 6-7in for the rings? I had this with hundreds of kids ages 1 through 12 and none eve had hands or arms stuck inside.
1997812
Arms will NOT get stuck, plenty big enough-I use this at my business and we have kids aged 4 all the way through adults who play with it. Our adults love using it and having tournaments! Very good product, well built.
1997813
I am not sure, but we have not had a problem with it at summer camp. Our kids only play connect four with it. To release the pieces, you pull the two handles on the sides. No one should be sticking their arms through it.
1997814
I gave this to my son and his family. His two small girls,ages two and four love it and have never had any issues.
1997815
We have never had kids get hands or arms stuck in game board, and we have had our grand kids as young as 2 playing the game. The older kids had to help lift them so the pieces could be dropped in place. It is something loved by all ages of kids. Even found a nephew with the game laying on side and him standing on it...but it is a durable game....sure winner at our house. Pieces are approx 6 inches in diameter and holes in board a little smaller. Great for family get togethers and bar-b-que's. I highly recommend. Well worth the money!
1024197
My board is 2 feet wide and in a bag. Width is no problem for one board. Could never put 2 side by side
665713
My board came with 2 O style rings attached at the top and I used heavy duty frame J hooks to attach to the wall. Neither my 3.5 year old (who is the primary user for drawing) nor my 1 year old has been able to detach it from the wall. It's totally doable and a good basic board.
2219033
Board size is 27" x 32" and room to cut 2" off on the 27" side if necessary. Great size!!
931718
My push-pins stick out of the back about 1/16 of an inch. By subtraction, the board itself (with cardboard backing) seems to be about 5/16 of an inch thick (just over 1/4).
1023699
about 22 x 32 its a good size and you have two other boards to hold pieces. hope this helps wish i had gotten mine years ago.
587434
I'd give measurements but my boards are warped and the smallest one snapped in half on me the other day. I don't know if the absurdly dry climate i live in had anything to do with it, but all 3 of my boards started warping and cracking within a month of my receiving them.
2217281
There isn't a huge amount of room in the "brackets" on the board. I'm guessing no thicker than 9/32. Foam board or corrugated plastic board will fit. We use solid heavyweight poster stock.
447586
Boards are 3/4in. There's enough supporting boards that I don't feel it's going to break on me. My husband and I together weigh almost 300lbs and we do sit on the swing often.
1163558
It's really not that much smaller than a normal board, only 3 inches shorter and not quite as wide. I don't think it would be a problem.
140065
About 12 inches in diameter I think. We did draw guidelines to make it easier for the children to navigate the board.
866033
I think your board is too wide. Call or email company. They were great for me.
1274872
The board (excluding the frame) is 9" x 7.5". The actual playing area is 7.5" x 7.5", because there's an inch on the left for the letter distribution, etc., and half an inch on the right that's blank (so the two halves of the actual playing area are equal size). The tiles are 7/16" square. They fit into a plastic grid. Each square in the grid is .5", so there's a tiny space between the tiles when they're placed on the board. It's much smaller than a standard set, but you get used to it pretty quickly. It's a little difficult to clear the board at the end of a game, but that's about the only problem I can think of, and that's not much of a problem.
933542
The board doesn't have any pre-drilled holes in it. There are instructions on where exactly to put the holes.
1682199
The board is a quarter inch thick. The pegs are 6 inches high from the board. Hope that helps.
1820745
There is enough room in the foot area. My son loves this board and now my daughter does too. They actually fight over who gets to ride the board. They stand for as long is needed. No problems.
1871879
Unfortunately I cannot tell you as the board was recessed into a countertop. Cannot remove to measure. Sorry.