Board Butler is an elegant, fast, and simple solution designed to flatten your game boards. It works seamlessly with nearly all board games, attaches and detaches in seconds, and features a transparent, ultra-smooth plastic construction. Unlike binder clips or rough 3D-printed parts, Board Butler won’t scratch, damage, or wear out your game boards.

Yes—this is the same tried-and-tested Board Butler that was successfully backed by nearly 4,500 board game players on Kickstarter.

Not at all. Board Butler doesn't use adhesives or mechanical clamps, and its perfectly smooth finish is specifically designed to protect your game boards, unlike rough 3D-printed components and binder clips that can cause wear.

For most games, a set of 6 Board Butlers is sufficient. They attach at each fold and seam of the board. However, games with multiple boards (Like Formula D) will require additional Board Butlers.

Board Butler is compatible with most standard game boards measuring approximately 1.85mm to 2.75mm in thickness.

Yes, Board Butler is compatible with tile games that have a tile thickness of approximately 1.85mm to 2.75mm (e.g., Zombicide). It will not work with games featuring very thin tiles, such as Assassin's Creed Apocalypse, as these tiles lack sufficient thickness for secure attachment.

Board Butler typically does not perform well with rolled paper maps, as they are too thin and their natural curl is usually stronger than the lightweight plastic design of Board Butler, preventing secure attachment.

Board Butler does not permanently repair warped boards. However, it can help significantly warped boards lie flat during gameplay. Boards with severe warping may still not achieve a perfectly flat position.

Yes, Board Butler ships internationally to most countries. Please note that shipping fees and import duties may add to the overall cost. To potentially save on these costs, consider purchasing from a local retailer in your region when available. See the Retailer page for more information.

Please double-check your pieces. When Board Butlers are packed, two are put together, so in the 12-pack, six of these pairs are included in each bag. You should be able to separate them to confirm the full count. This also applies to the 6-pack, but with fewer pairs.