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Magnetic Clasp Tournament Chess Box
Magnetic Clasp Tournament Chess Box
A really useful box for all your chess bits
Keep your chess sets safe, secure and separated neatly. This magnetic clasp box is perfect for storing chess sets, a roll up mat and even a clock or scorebook!
Never have to fold up and crease your roll-up mats again. There's enough space to keep your roll-up mat rolled outwards (so it always flattens out when used) and your chess pieces inside of it.
The boxes conveniently can be stacked neatly on top of each other for tidy storage. They are colourful and clearly marked so you know exactly what they are - there's even some blank space on the back to stick your own labels or write with a sharpie your name, group or organisation they belong to.
Goes perfectly with our Gambit Chess Pieces (not included) and Standard Roll-up Mat (not included) which can be bought all together here.
Box Dimensions: 537mm x 140mm x 76mm
Keep your chess sets safe, secure and separated neatly. This magnetic clasp box is perfect for storing chess sets, a roll up mat and even a clock or scorebook!
Never have to fold up and crease your roll-up mats again. There's enough space to keep your roll-up mat rolled outwards (so it always flattens out when used) and your chess pieces inside of it.
The boxes conveniently can be stacked neatly on top of each other for tidy storage. They are colourful and clearly marked so you know exactly what they are - there's even some blank space on the back to stick your own labels or write with a sharpie your name, group or organisation they belong to.
Goes perfectly with our Gambit Chess Pieces (not included) and Standard Roll-up Mat (not included) which can be bought all together here.
Box Dimensions: 537mm x 140mm x 76mm
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I leave chess sets in pubs, cafes and other venues around Colchester so they can be played for free (or the price of a drink). Some places prefer boards and pieces in bags or plastic pots (food container) but I like these - shown at the Castle Inn where a regular Saturday morning meetup is held. Two weighted sets and two rolled up boards plus fit well in a box; or one set with a clock, or several clocks in one box. They are very visible advertising 'behind the bar' and look smart even after months of use.
