Crafted in Europe, the Walnut & Maple Wooden Tournament Chessboard features Walnut (dark) and Maple (light) squares with a Walnut frame. This Veneered Chessboard is 0.5'' thick, has a satin finish and has the Rank and File Labels that make it an excellent training tool.
Crafted in Europe, the Walnut & Maple Wooden Tournament Chessboard features Walnut (dark) and Maple (light) squares with a Walnut frame. This Veneered Chessboard is 0.5" thick, has a satin finish and has the Rank and File Labels that make it an excellent training tool.
The Walnut & Maple Wooden Tournament Chessboard is available in with or without notation. Please use the dropdown options above to select your choice. The images below that depict with and without notation are shown on the Mahogany & Maple Wooden Tournament Chessboard.
2.0" Squares have a board dimension of 18.875" x 18.875"
2.25" Squares have a board dimension of 21.25" x 21.25"
2.5" Squares have a board dimension of 23.125" x 23.125"
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ISBN
Does not apply
DGT eBoard Compatible
No
Board Finish
Matte
Folding Board
No
Available in Square Sizes
2.0'' inch / 5.1 cm, 2.25'' inch / 5.7 cm, 2.5'' inch / 6.4 cm
Square Size
Varies
Chess Board Height
0.5" inches
History of the Chess Pieces
Women's World Champion GM Susan Polgar and teammate IM Irina Krush battle the Georgian (Russia) Women's team at the 2004 FIDE Chess Olympiad on the Mahogany Frame Wooden Tournament Chessboard.
World Champion Garry Kasparov takes on Academy Award (R) Nominated Actor Woody Harrelson on the White Birch Frame Wooden Tournament Chessboard.
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