Professional Cornhole Boards

ACL / ACO / ACA Regulation Cornhole Boards!

Our cornhole boards are constructed with ¾ inch birchwood for exceptional durability and playability.

Measuring at a regulation size of 24"x 48" (2 feet by 4 feet), our cornhole boards feature a perfectly centered 6" hole, positioned 9" from the top and 12" from each side.

Here are some key features of our standard cornhole boards:

• ACL, ACA, & ACO Regulation: Our cornhole boards are designed to meet the standards set by the ACL, ACA, and ACO ensuring a competitive and fair gameplay experience.
• Quality Birchwood Tops: Experience a smooth, professional playing surface with our ¾ inch birchwood tops, carefully crafted for excellent playability and durability.
• Rounded Corners and Edges: Enjoy enhanced safety and a clean finish with rounded corners and edges on the top playing surface.

We offer two distinct build options to cater to your preferences and timeframe:

1) Kyle's Signature Cornhole Boards:
- 3/4 inch birch face
- Sturdy 2x4 frame with 2 cross braces for added stability
- Beveled front to prevent sliding
- Sides stained to match the tops
- Eye-catching digital graphics printed on laminated 3M vinyl
- Clear coat on the underside, side, and face of the cornhole boards for ultimate protection

2) Tournament Style Cornhole Boards:
- ¾ inch birch frame and face for exceptional strength and longevity
- Sturdy 2 cross braces for added durability
- Striking digital graphics printed on laminated 3M vinyl
- Clear coated frame, showcasing the natural wood grain on the sides and underside

To store cornhole boards properly, follow these guidelines: 1. Clean and dry: Before storing your cornhole boards, make sure they are clean and completely dry. This prevents the growth of mold or moisture damage. 2. Stack or stand: If you have limited space, you can stack the boards on top of each other. However, it's best to store them vertically to minimize the stress on the boards and prevent warping. You can lean them against a wall, use straps or bungee cords to hold them in place, or use a dedicated storage rack. 3. Protect with covers: Consider using covers or bags specifically designed for cornhole boards. These can offer protection from dust, dirt, and scratches while in storage. 4. Temperature and humidity: Ideally, store your cornhole boards in a cool, dry place. Extreme temperature changes and high humidity can damage the boards, so avoid storing them in areas prone to these conditions (e.g., unheated or unventilated garages, basements, or attics). 5. Avoid extra weight: Do not place heavy objects on top of the boards, as this can lead to warping or damage. 6. Regular check-ups: Periodically inspect your stored cornhole boards for any signs of damage or pests. Make sure to address any issues promptly to prevent further deterioration. Following these storage guidelines will help prolong the lifespan and maintain the quality of your cornhole boards.