Masters Traditional Games

A "larger than life" draughts set will attract crowds and bring a new dimension to any recreation area or garden. Mini-giant draughts sets are eye-catching but are also designed to be played. The pieces are made from a strong and durable PVC material that is UV protected and completely waterproof.

Made by Rolly in Germany this is a great Mini-Giant Draughts Set.

The draughts pieces are plastic. They come with short rods so that a king consisting of 2 pieces can be moved together.

• Piece height: 1¾ inches / 4.5cm
• Piece base diameter: 4¼ inches / 11 cm
• For chequerboard size of squares: 6 - 12 inches / 15 - 30cm
• Despatches/stores in: 1 Carton measuring 38 x 30 x 17cm - weight: 2.5kg

Great for children from 4 years old and up.

Rolly also make a matching Mini Giant Chess Set.

Note that the draughts / checkers pieces can also be used for Nine Mens Morris and there is a board available for Nine Mens Morris which is also suitable for draughts / checkers. So if you buy the Nine Mens Morris board and the Checkers / Morris pieces, you get two games instead of one.

Rolly make a lawn-friendly board to go with the set on this page - 150cm (5 feet) square.

Change to $ Change to C	UK pounds (ex.VAT)	Pounds (incl. VAT)	Typical ETA in wkg days	Add to basket
Rolly Mini-Giant Draughts pieces (without board)	£59.04	£67.90	1 + transit time
Rolly Mini-Giant Lawn-friendly Chequerboard	£66.00	£75.90	1 + transit time
Rolly Giant Nine Mens Morris board (lawn-friendly, also suitable for draughts / checkers)	£72.96	£83.90	1 + transit time

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Creating your own Board

Many people opt to create a permanent board on hard ground. You can use patio tiles, or paving slabs or just paint squares on clear ground. For these Mini Giant Draughts sets, squares of around 150-300mm square are recommended (ideally 200-250mm but the 2 pictures above show a patio with squares 150mm and that works fine). See our Chess board painting FAQ for more info.