ASHLEY PRODUCTIONS Folding Blank Game Board with Blue Pebble Cover

The folding blank board game was very sturdy, folded easily and was easy to work with. No complaints at all. Worked perfectly to make a fun family game. We printed out our design, cut it to fit and taped it to the board (so we could reuse the board for other games). I can see that this board could be used for any board game: military game - such as Panzer Leader, children's game - such as Candy Land, or any game you can imagine. It worked perfectly for what we wanted - which was a solid, durable, folding board game.

I recently purchased the ASHLEY PRODUCTIONS Folding board for my son's project, and it exceeded our expectations! The quality is great, and it's been a huge hit with him. It's exactly what we needed to bring his project to life. Highly recommend for parents and crafty kids!

Great board for custom games! But here's some things you should know. First off my review of this board is based solely on if you're going about it digitally, lots of reviews have stated it doesn't handle paint or any wet medium too well and trust me, I'll get to that point when it come to how I did this but for now I want to write it for someone who may want to do things on a art program. With that being said here's how it went. Because I did all the designing and planning on the computer (Clip Studio Paint if anyone was wondering what program) The only way I knew to get my design on the board was to get it printed on a cardstock type of paper.(this one is glossy) I went to a local print shop to print my large drawing into 2 pieces and fixed it according to the measurements of the board. While the board claims to be 18x18 roughly, I have noticed it's not quite that size and just a few centimeters off. Which can be annoying if you don't want any white showing (it's barely visible in my photos but it's there) I also noticed that the board slowly warped over time despite not me ever using any wet medium. And no matter what I can't get it to stay flat. Another thing I want to mention is that the best way you can attached your cardstock to it is if you use a spray glue of some sort. (Preferably a strong one) my print out never once warped after placing it but make sure you fold the board while it's drying. If you wait till the spray adhesive is fully dry and try to bend it, the board will rip on the back (not break but it will tear) I also want to add that the cards and everything else seen IS NOT INCLUDED with the board. It is just the board and nothing else. I hope this review will be helpful to someone who maybe wants to make their own Monopoly but wanted to go about it digitally.

I have bought this product twice to make game boards! Good quality. The perfect normal game board size.

This blank game board is a 4-fold game board with a creamy-white top face. It's a sturdy board, and feels like it would be fine with hours and hours of gameplay. It folds nicely and opens up with the edges lining up perfectly. The face of the board is a bit shiny, and while I haven't tried using anything other than a sharpie on the board, I'm not sure anything other THAN a sharpie could make perfect strokes on it. If you're looking for something to make a quick game board, purchase this and be prepared to use sharpies. It works perfectly as such, and I can't complain in the slightest. Worth the purchase for a temporary and/or quick game board for testing out a new game idea.

As aN itinerant special needs teacher, I need manipulatives. I can create a basic board game and change up the goals depending upon which cards I use. The game, once made, is interchangeable with different students and their individual objectives. Because I play with them, there’s always a competitive edge to using these. The boards themselves are portable, sturdy, easy to decorate and have held up well being opened and closed time and time again. Great product!

This game board was exactly what I wanted. It's a nice, thick, folding board with a bumpy blue surface on one side and a smooth, glossy, blank white surface on the other. We used sharpies and stickers to decorate our board, and both worked very well. We haven't had any smearing or ink transfer while using it. Creating a design and then decorating the board kept two boys happily occupied for an entire afternoon, after which they wanted to play the game over and over. That makes this thing worth it's weight in gold as far as I'm concerned!

I was happy to find that it was possible to obtain a blank game board, because I wanted to be able to make a template for placing the tiles in the correct configuration for solitaire Mah Jong. This makes it much easier to set up this somewhat complicated five level pattern. The board quickly folds down to one fourth its size making it easy to store. To make the pattern I first used pencil and then permanent markers. It worked out well!