HXMARS Puzzle Storage Folder for 1000-Pieces: Large Capacity Jigsaw Puzzles Organizer Portable with 20 Pockets, Dustproof & Protective Puzzle Accessory

Good quality

This puzzle storage book is the perfect size for medium to large puzzles. It is easy to put glued puzzles in and is sturdy for storage. You do have to use puzzle glue to hold the puzzle together, not included, as there is only plastic sheets to put the puzzles in the storage book. Good value for the money.

As a puzzle enthusiast, I needed a practical way to store my completed puzzles, and this Puzzle Storage Folder is exactly what I was looking for. It’s like a giant photo album for puzzles! I can fit two puzzles in each sleeve, which is fantastic for keeping my collection organized. A few of my larger puzzles hang over the edge of the sleeve a bit, but they are still well-protected by the cover. Speaking of the cover, it could definitely be sturdier. It's not the most robust, but it does the job of protecting the puzzles overall. Despite the minor flaws, this storage folder has made preserving my puzzles so much easier. If you're looking for a convenient and effective way to store your completed puzzles, this folder is a great option. Just handle the cover with a bit of care, and you'll be all set!

Even if you’re not an avid puzzle enthusiast, after completing a massive or difficult puzzle, the level of satisfaction is only ruined by the question of what to do with your puzzle now that you conquered the challenge. Frame it? Break it down and put back in the box? Leave it on the table forever?! Here is more realistic solution that my family absolutely loves, a storage solution that fits large puzzles in an organized fashion (I put two in each plastic protector) and you can store them until you decide what to do next. Full disclosure, I glue my puzzles and often frame them to display - especially the ones the kids complete. Having this organizer allows me to store them until we decide what to do next, and the best part is the sleek size and protective cover that allows you to store those puzzles without the need for a large dedicated space. Should the space need to change, your basically moving a large picture frame to another convenient location, and the handle makes moving the organizer pretty easy. Highly recommend!

Only complaint is that it doesn’t hold enough puzzles.

I have somewhat of a puzzle addiction. There are, at last count, around 63 puzzles I have to complete. I used to just glue them and stack them up, hoping they wouldn't stick together. Then I found this cool storage folder. I almost did not buy due to the reviews of some that were damaged upon receipt. However, mine was undamaged, and I went to work filling this up. It supposed to fit 20, but if you go back to back you can fit 40 so that there is an image on both sides when flipping through. Like others have said, this gets heavy pretty quick so I still might not get all 40 in there before it becomes to unbearable to either move or the sleeves tear. One thing I wish I could to is replace the sleeves as in a traditional three ring binder. That would essentially allow me to either add or replace to accommodate the right amount of puzzles. Should any of the sleeves tear it is game over. For the price (I got it on sale during Prime Day) I would purchase again, and I will probably need to.

I needed a storage solution for my puzzles that I plan on framing in the future- I had been stacking them sandwiched between 2 storage boxes under my bed, but my cats found them and commenced to unpuzzling them. This is really the only multi puzzle storage option available for 1000 piece puzzles that I was able to find. It's a good idea and will work for what I need it for, but as a puzzle display, it's a little lacking. They only include backing for one 1000 piece puzzle and that has to be pieced together and attached to the back of the puzzle, making it a one use kind of thing. And you HAVE to have backing in order to get the puzzles in the slots. I ended up buying 2 pieces of poster board, cutting them to the size of my largest puzzle, sandwiching the puzzle between the 2 pieces and sliding it in. Afterwards I would carefully slide them back out and move on to the next. Some definite cons - you can only fit one 1000 piece puzzle per slot. And if you plan on using this as a more permanent display or if you plan on carrying it by the handle, you would want backing for every puzzle, with each puzzle glued to said backing. Or else you are going to end up with a pile of pieces at the bottom of your binder. Additionally, I have 9 1000 piece puzzles in it currently and it is pretty heavy. So you would really want some sort of display table to set it up on as opposed to putting it away and pulling it back out, especially if you fill every slot. I ended up putting all of my puzzles in, very carefully closing it and then carrying it flat to slide it back under my bed. Here's to hoping the cats don't figure out how to get in to it!

Won’t be disappointed.