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The Cornhole Exchange — Custom cornhole boards, designed by you

What you get

Cornhole board materials: birch, frames, print, and bags

The same spec goes into a board with your dog's face on it as goes into the ones we build for sanctioned leagues. The materials guides below cover wood, weather, bag fill, and what actually holds up outdoors.

  • Cut birch showing the pale, tight grain used for a cornhole board playing surface

    Cabinet-grade birch top

    A single sheet of 1/2in furniture-grade birch, sanded to 220 grit so bags slide the way tournament players expect.

  • A woodworker checking a piece of turned wood with calipers on a workbench

    Regulation 2x4 frame

    Kiln-dried pine, glued and screwed at every joint, with folding legs that bring the front edge to a true 12in.

  • A fanned printing color swatch book used to match artwork colors before a board is printed

    UV-cured direct print

    Your artwork is cured into the surface, not stuck on top, then sealed under a marine-grade clear coat that will not peel or yellow.

  • Close-up of tightly woven cotton canvas, the same weave as the duck cloth used for cornhole bags

    Dual-sided duck cloth bags

    6oz duck cloth with a slick side and a stick side, filled to a regulation 1lb with resin pellets that will not rot or clump.

Materials guides