What is the size of the board? Is it a square or a rectangle?
574371
It is squared. It folds down into 4 smaller squares for storage. I'm not home to do a proper measurement, but I was impressed with it.
574372
I have no idea where I put mine, but if I recal it was a square and aprx the size of your average full size game folding gameboard like monopoly. But slightly smaller about an inch on each side. I don't have my ruler for exact dimensions but hopfully that helps
574373
Its square. But honestly I wouldn't go with it. Poor quality. The white paper glued to board has bumps . Go elsewhere
574374
Square. I'm not certain exact measurements, as I have given it way as a gift. It seemed like a standard size for a board game...maybe 20x20ish inches! Hope that helps
1524609
It's close to square, but not quite. I gave mine away so I don't know the exact dimensions.
691142
It is about a 6" square. I don't have it right now. I gave it to my granddaughter or I would just measure it. One of the little characters or buildings sits right in the middle. Looks very cute.
1320147
I bought it for my parents and don't have it right here on hand. As I recall the tiles are 1.35 inches square.
1336823
Top oval is 9" W x 20" L - Sleeve board side is 24 " L x 4 1/2" W Height is 8"
20567
It is square. It is not actually 16.5 X 16.5 however. It seems to be about 15.5 X 15.5 the 4 sides are bowed in.
447241
JimI am sorry I don't have a rulerThey are not wide- it is a small board but really perfect- we have a standard chess board - this is good for weekend get a ways.... And my 6 year old loves itIf I had to guess I'd say an inch
1813260
Yes, in regards to the question of the size of each square in the chess board I purchased: Each square is 1 1/2". I am satisfied with the chess board and it was a good buy. It is sturdy, looks good and served it's purpose. I hope this gets to the person who was inquiring in time.
19906
The board is 14" x 17.5". The lip is 2" and the board around the three remaining sides is 1". Hope this helps.
1418812
The game board is a mat and it is 25 1/4inches by 14 inches. As stated this is a mat and can be rolled up which is how it comes in the box. I like this mat, because if something spills on it you can wipe it off.
2048454
Pretty much like a standard board. Not over sized or so small that you cannot read the board. I cannot measure it because it is at our guest house. I think you would be pleased. I would purchase it again.
982660
Board is standard size and tiles are fine and fit fine. My original comment was for the scorecard sheets not fitting in the storage drawer.
1274873
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
1170456
The board and pieces are smaller by about 1/3. Original board was 13" x 13" equaling in 169 square inches of area. Current board is 10" x 10" equaling in about 100 square inches. Overall I prefer the larger boards since it's more comfortable to play with but overall the pieces and construction is the same.
1214553
It is rectangular. I purchased it for an oval table. Beautiful with the decorative corners.
351697
Since the board measures 20.5 ", including border, each individual square is "slightly" smaller than 2.5", since 8 x 2.5 = 20. With a 1" border on each side, it's probably closer to 2.25", which times 8 squares would be 18" plus the borders.
982656
HiThe tiles are standard size and the board playing area is too. The surrounds make it a little bigger - (it's got handles wheels and drawers under it) but its avoid size. We have just returned from overseas and it travelled with us for games on the go! Great addition to our travel staples