A regulation vinyl tournament chess board with a black and white checkered pattern and numbered squares.
Close-up detail of the black and white checkered vinyl surface of a chess board.
A section of a chess board featuring a blue checkered pattern.
A section of a chess board featuring a dark green and white checkered pattern.
A section of a chess board featuring a green and white checkered pattern.
House of Staunton

Chess.com Branded Regulation Vinyl Tournament Chess Board

$9.95

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A regulation vinyl tournament chess board with 2.25 inch squares and algebraic notation on all sides. The board measures 20 x 20 inches, is made from high-grade vinyl, and features squared corners. It is rollable for easy transport and resistant to tears and spills. This product is suited for official tournament use and pairs with standard or deluxe chess bags. The pictured board colors show multiple color variants available, including orange and buff palette options as implied by the listing. It is manufactured by The House of Staunton and is in stock.

  • 20 x 20 inches
  • 2.25 inch squares
  • Algebraic notation on all sides
  • Squid corners
  • Rolls up for easy transport
  • Durable vinyl resists tears, dirt, and spills
  • Complies with US Chess Federation and FIDE for official tournament use
  • Compatible with standard or deluxe chess bags

Details

Category
Poker & Game Tables
Tabletop Material
Vinyl
Tabletop Pattern
Checkered
Tabletop Shape
Square
Material
vinyl

Questions & answers

How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
This House of Staunton poker & game table is sold by 1 retailer for $9.95. Available at houseofstaunton.com.
Is it in stock?
Yes, it's currently in stock.
What are the key features?
Key features include 20 x 20 inches, 2.25 inch squares, Algebraic notation on all sides, Squid corners, and Rolls up for easy transport.
What is it made of?
It's made of vinyl.
What's its tabletop pattern?
Its tabletop pattern is checkered.
What's its tabletop shape?
Its tabletop shape is square.