Ravensburger Sort and Go Jigsaw Puzzle Accessory - Sturdy and Easy to Use Plastic Puzzle Shaped Sorting Trays to Organize Puzzles Up to 1000 Pieces

It turned out to be a worthy investment in spite of my concerns that it was a frivolous expenditure. This tray is the perfect size for easy sorting, and it is shallow so it is easier to see all the parts. In the attached pictures, you will find a 1000 piece puzzle sorted according to it would be great to have a lid on these trays, they stack up easily into the box that they came in. While I was working on the puzzle, I stacked them quite frequently because they stacked very well. I like how they are shaped like puzzle pieces, and the fact that they are cute. If they hadn't been there, I think my puzzle would have been less enjoyable.

Mitchell Trujillo

| May 02, 2021

The product was of no value to me. No specifications were available on the web site, so I didn't realize how small the trays were. A trays can fit 1000 items based on the box's info and there are six trays. There is only one possible way to achieve this you would have to stack the puzzle pieces 4 or 5 high, which would be totally useless. My solution was to go to Walmart and buy three cheap cookies trays (88 cents each) and these work well.

Bria Parks

| Jun 22, 2021

I read the sort & match before I bought it I read reviews and KNEW it wouldn't be as big as I would have liked. However, it was the best deal I could find in my price range, so I went ahead with it. This is the kind of thing I actually appreciate and like. They have 6 trays and, while I would like one more, they work just fine. Having used these twice, once for a 1000-piece puzzle and once for a 750-piece puzzle, I know how they work. In the case of 1000 pieces, I had already started, but it was handy to be able to work out of each tray so I didn't have to worry about the space for the others. Having sorted the pieces by shape into each tray by the time I got to the last 100 pieces, I was able to sort the pieces by size. The 750 piece puzzle I used the trays from the start. I sorted the edges into one tray and then the rest by color. You could not have a single layer, but the trays did contain all the pieces and still stacked when I was not working on them. Each tray was quite easy for me to work out of. ****The final reason I like the trays so much is that they stack on top of one another, and that I can even store them in a box with the pieces if that is what I need. There is a cat in my house. Due to the cat jumping on the table and knocking it over, half of the 1000 piece puzzle ended up on the floor one evening. There were several pieces that I lost for about 3 weeks All in all, I had to hunt for 4 days before finding It was at that time that I bought it. These trays are the perfect gift for anyone who loves to bake. It's pretty simple to understand the cons. It would be nice if they were slightly larger. In addition, although the puzzle shape looks neat, the indents on the sides really take away from the usable area. Yet, I haven't seen anything in this category that I find to work as well as these.

Noe Knight

| May 16, 2021

As far as I know, a puzzle sorter does not exist. In the beginning, I looked for small plastic boxes for my puzzles but couldn't find any that were affordable. I asked my husband to get a piece of Masonite for me to use to build them on so I can move them around my A mat is available! (I had no idea there were mats. It took me a long time to move the puzzle pieces from one room to another. I was using a lot of different boxes, each with different sizes, to separate the puzzle pieces. Having seen this product on Amazon, I decided I would give it a try. There is no doubt that these are very sturdy plastics. Whenever I find myself with a 1000-piece puzzle, I make it. Each of the six trays can hold a puzzle piece. In the case of a puzzle requiring more pieces, two sets would be necessary. There is only one thing I would change we should have eight boxes so we can sort the colors a little Each stacks easily, and all the pieces fit back inside the original box. In addition to this, they also create a puzzle when positioned next to one another. This box is made of very sturdy cardboard, so if you treat it well, you should be able to keep this for quite a while. Once I find time to work on it again, it is easy to clean it up and put it away. Thinking about getting another set, but I really don't need that many. You can easily store your puzzle project with this product when needed, because it keeps its shape when folded up.

Aurelia Drake

| Apr 25, 2021

Using food storage containers to organize my puzzle pieces was my primary method of organizing my pieces before I purchased the Ravensburger Puzzle Sort & Go Jigsaw Puzzle Accessory. My old products worked quite well, but I saw this product and decided to give it a try. There are some shortcomings to the product that make it less than ideal for storing puzzle pieces. Though it's a nice idea, some flaws make it less desirable. One of the main problems I find is the shallowness of the trays. In my experience, I have mostly used jigsaw puzzles up to 500 pieces, so I assumed I would be fine with this product (which claims to fit up to 1,000 pieces). What I found, however, is that the trays are shallow and pieces kept spilling out of them. Furthermore, the trays didn't stack neatly in the case of pieces that were nearly filling them, and they seemed a bit There are numerous methods and ways to divide your puzzle pieces, so this problem all depends on how you divide it. The latest puzzle I am working on is a jigsaw where I sorted the pieces into four categories sky, cat, trees and grass, There weren't any trays that could be stacked readily as all the trays were almost overflowing with food. Two of the trays couldn't hold all of the cat pieces, because so many pieces were on one tray. Afterwards, you would place two trays on top of each other one for the body, and one for the outline. There is nothing particularly special about the tray. It seems fairly sturdy, and seems cute somehow. They are designed in a way that looks like a puzzle. It turns out that the trays are quite large, and in addition to assembling your puzzle pieces on one of them, you can always use the other trays to store small pieces so that they are not in the way as you put them When the trays are not too full, they stack well as long as they aren't too full. If, however, the tray you need is at the bottom of the stack, then it is quite a hassle In order to get into it, you will have to unpile the other trays first. The trays are not to be covered, so you have to take care when taking the trays out from the stacks. In this case I could work around the fact that there are no lids for each tray, but at least the lid for the top tray would have been welcome. It is all too easy to knock things over if we don't take precautions If the trays are nearly full, you should consider removing them. In spite of the fact that the trays stack nicely together, they aren't truly lockable. As soon as I am done using them, I stack the puzzle pieces trays (with trays) back in the packaging So all of the contents are secure, I carefully close the packaging lid. As a result, everything remains neat and organized, and the trays can easily be moved without any risk of them falling over. A slight overfilling of the trays decreases their capacity for stacking, so they don't stack snugly, and the box lid of the packaging will not fit tightly. My only wish would be for the trays to have some sort of lid and maybe even some way to "lock" them together so that they remain as a single unit that can be moved around as needed. The merchandise here probably doesn't provide enough to make it worthwhile to buy, but it would make a great It would have made me a little happier if I'd paid $9 for it. This is a 99-piece set, but it is It seems a bit too much to pay 99 dollars.

Summer IQBAL

| Aug 20, 2021