Chess
How to Find a Perfect Wooden Chess Set Online?
Selecting a perfect chess set can really give you headaches. It is not easy to find a right chess set especially if you are buying it online. Markets are flooded with a huge variety of chess sets in different materials, shapes, and sizes. The chess pieces and the chess boards are often bought separately and that increases the difficulty level of ‘’choosing the correct chess set task ’’. We at Chessbazaar are here to help you find a breakthrough and by taking care of some very important points, we can help you in breaking the back of the beast. Follow these steps to find your perfect chess set: The purpose of the use of your chess set - The very first step to choosing a chess set is to decide that for what purpose do you need the chess set. If you want to buy a chess set for your routine, use at chess clubs or at home then either you should go for some robust Staunton tournament chess sets or any weighted Staunton chess set would be the best option for this. Related: How to Set Up a Chessboard – Step by Step – chessbazaar’s Guide If you travel a lot and can’t travel without your best companion ‘chess set game ‘then you should buy a magnetic travel set. Our travel magnetic chess sets are ideal for playing on planes, trains, buses or in the cars. These chess sets use magnetic fields to secure the chess pieces to the board ensuring that they will not move. The chess pieces have been fitted with a magnetic stud in the base and the board is fitted with concealed Iron sheet. Chess sets are also a wonderful way to decorate your living room, bedroom etc. If you want to light up your living space with a beautiful chess set or if you want to buy something antique for home decor, you can go for luxury chess sets or antique chess sets. If you want to gift a chess set to your Dad, friend or your loved ones then our economy range is for you. You can buy a good quality wooden chess set here without burning a hole in your pocket. And if you are a chess collector, then we have a special corner for you. Our Antique reproductions category is substantially designed for chess collectors and enthusiasts. Shop now> Set a price for your chess set – Ask yourself, how much can I afford for a chess set? You should buy a chess set that fits your pocket well so that you always feel satisfactory each time you play with it. Prices of the wooden chess sets vary according to the type of the wood, king size, weight, quality of the craftsmanship, the number of queens, services offered by the company, design of the knight etc. You need to set your priorities and determine that what kind of chess set you require and then determine the price accordingly. If you are low on a budget then chessbazaar.com is one of the best places to look for. We're the cheapest option in the market for buying a new wooden chess set but that doesn't equate to cheap quality too. Chess bazaar was founded in 2007 by Vikramjit Singh, who believes that high-quality chess sets don’t need to cost a fortune. At chessbazaar.com our primary motto is “MAKING HEIRLOOM QUALITY CHESS SETS - ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE”. All of our chess sets are of heirloom quality that lasts for many generations. We also offer free replacements* and the lifetime warranty on our most of the chess supplies. Related: 5 Reasons Why Collecting Chess Sets is a Good Idea? Selecting the type and color of wood – After you have set a price for your chess set, you need to select the type of the wood that suits your taste the most. You can choose out of the best and luxurious wood types such as ebony wood, bud rosewood, rosewood or the evergreen ones like Sheesham and boxwood. Type of wood selected by you would also depend upon the color combination you want to have like black & red, black white, red & white etc. Select your Chess pieces – After keeping everything in your mind – the price, type of wood, design, weighted and non-weighted, and the purpose. If your primary purpose is playing speed chess, blitz etc then don’t go for heavily weighted (quadruple or more) chess pieces at all, you can’t play a blitz or speed chess easily with heavily weighted chess pieces until & unless you are a super human. Heavily weighted chess pieces are best for décor purpose or for occasional play. Though there are hundreds of designs available at our website like Dublin pattern, minimalist pattern, upright pattern, monoblock pattern, themed chess sets etc, but for actual play, Staunton pattern design is the standard among all. We’ve all in our store, so go ahead and choose your dream chess pieces according to your taste and requirement or simply go for standard Tournament chess set approved by fide. Related: How to Make the Best Chess Opening Moves? 5. Matching a board to your chess pieces – Next difficulty is to choose a right board for your chess pieces. After choosing the perfect chess pieces now is the turn to choose the right field to play. If chess pieces are not matching properly with chess board then it will not give the satisfaction to a chess player. First, calculate the size of the base diameter of the widest chess piece "King" and divide it by 78%. For eg, if the base diameter of the king is 1.5"(38mm) then you should go for a square size of 1.9" (48mm) or more. The concept is if you get the King chess piece just right, other chess pieces also fit in automatically on your chess board. To simplify your search here is the formula to calculate the right board size for you chess pieces – Calculate the base diameter of king and divide it by 78%. Related: Chess Sets — Everything you need to know! 6. Calculate the base diameter of the king and divide it by 78%. With this formula, you will get your board size. Now choose the type of the wood, color and the design of the edges and wooden frame that suits your chess pieces the best. Handmade wooden chessboards from ebony wood and rosewood and bud rosewood are often more expensive ones than the veneer or leather chess boards. Select the board according to your imaginations and ideas. Imagine the chess pieces and the chess board combo in your mind and make the final call. Still, if you’re unable to find a right chess board for your chess pieces then don’t worry, we have a chess sets category which has chess pieces with their matching chess board. After following all these steps, we hope you’ll be able to find your perfect chess set.
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5 Reasons Why Collecting Chess Sets Is a Great Idea
Chess is a wonderful game of intelligence and strategy. The beauty of this game is that any person, who has the understanding of this game and its moves, can play with any other person irrespective of his/her age. Though, chess comes in different qualities and material like plastic chess sets, bronze chess sets, metallic chess sets, wooden chess sets and so on, however, collecting wooden chess set has a trend which started in the 19th century. In fact, there are different people all around the world who likes to collect different chess sets as most of them differentiate from their designs, height, and color. Most of the people from clubs or serious collectors invest in most modest wooden chess sets, which is a prestige to collect for the collectors. Now, let us put down some of the main and top 5 reasons as to why collecting chess sets is a good idea: Chess sets never come with an expiry date. The chess you bought today can be preserved by your great grand children in years to come making your collection an antique one. Wood chess was introduced to this world in the 18th century and still, we can find those antique and vintage chess collections in some museums or collectors. Some of the best-preserved chess set goes for thousands of dollars in auctions. For example, famous J. Jaques of London produced the first Staunton chess set in 1849. Hundred of chess sets were manufactured, however, only a few of them are left in good condition. On popular demand from our chess collector community, we bought the reproduction of 1849 to this world and have already sold over 100 chess sets. 2. The wood chess industry is based in India and is a cottage industry. Only a few chess tuners and artisans are left making the wood chess sets a rare and collectible item for future. Having said this, many other collectible chess comes in different types like a bone set, metal chess set, marble chess set which are not as collectible as the wooden chess set. If you get bored with your chess collection, you can easily sell them online or can donate to any school or club or charity. 3. Chess set placed in a house can be a beautiful décor. Chess comes in different sizes, designs and wood types. Depending upon your décor arrangement and your wall color, you can choose between the size and wood type. According to our internal survey, held in 2016, around 35% of our customers bought the chess set for their décor purpose. Our best seller for décor is the Dragon chess set in bud rosewood. The size of this chess set is 4.6” King and the impressive dragon styled knight is the main point of attraction of this design, making it the best design for the décor purpose. Related: Antique and Vintage Chess Sets 4. Chess is the best companion and now it’s easy to take it along with you wherever you travel. Traveling some time can be a boring due to flight delays or long distance traveling. The travel chess set comes handy here. They come in different sizes and can be easily fit in our pockets. Starting from 5” size chess box, it goes all the way up to 16” chess set. Playing chess during travel will not only help you fight the boredom, but you will arrive much fresh and will also help you fight jet lag, though it is not medical proven yet. 5. When we retire, we look for some form of work that makes us busy and must be relaxing. Chess has some unbelievable advantages if you’re above 60 years of age. It will not only keep you engaged, but it also help fight some very dangerous brain diseases like brain fog, stress, anxiety and prevents Alzheimer. Though, there are many other benefits of playing chess like increasing your IQ levels etc. however, collecting these magnificent pieces of history will give you much satisfaction. Still not convinced, no problem, buy yourself an chess set under US $100 today and feel the difference.
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Monthly Round-Up – April 2017
Bone chess sets took most of the spotlight last month. They comes in sweet bleached white & jet black color. Another thing that got our lovely buyers interested was a GM Blitz Edition Staunton chess set in bud rosewood that sold out in just 24 hours. Imperfect sets category is our one of the most viewed category and last month wasn’t an exception - Imperfect Chess Sets is the most viewed category of the last month as well. Recently added new sets put the imperfect category back on top as the most viewed category. For the full scoop on all of the above, plus some other launches from the past month, just scroll down and hit ‘em up. The 1935 Warsaw Capablanca Simultaneous Chess Set Reproduction in Ebony and Boxwood - 3.8" King The 1937 7th Stockholm Olympiad Reproduced Chess Pieces in Ebonized & Box Wood - 3.75" King The GM Blitz Edition Staunton Series Chess Set Let's see what the gossip is all about. First and foremost, perhaps, is the Majestic Series Camel Bone Chess Set. King proudly stands at 5.19 inches with a base diameter of 1.41 inches. These hand carved chess pieces are the perfect gift for any chess or art collector. It is made from real camel bone and painted with stained dyed. This beauty is hand carved with a high level of precision by our master craftsman, all the pieces are naturally weighted and felted with thick green cloth. Related: India gets its own Chess-Bazaar Second on the list is Rustic Series Camel Bone chess set. Pieces are well-crafted and reflect the highest grade of knight carving skills that our Indian artisans have to offer. This chess set chess set is the perfect addition to any well-styled space. Related: History of the Max Ernst Chess Set! Last but not the least is the GM Blitz Edition Staunton Series chess set in bud rosewood & boxwood. This chess set is already on the top list from so many months & now we've introduced it in bud rosewood. Because of its rarity, bud rosewood chess pieces are the primary choice of many chess enthusiasts. What makes this chess set so unique is its knight as it is made from a single piece of wood, there are no joins. This tournament sized chess set "The GM Blitz Edition" in Staunton pattern has been specifically designed for tournament players. The set features a Tournament standard 3.75" King with a base diameter of 1.65 inches. The GM Blitz Edition is expertly weighted from our master artisans and it's superb size proportioning from a king to pawn make this chess set an excellent choice for the blitz play in chess tournaments/clubs or regular home and school play. Know More > That's all for now. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook to stay up-to-date with the latest releases, offers & promotions. We'd glad to know your views and experiences of the chess sets which you have purchased from us. You can also get the updates direct to your email by sign-up to our newsletter. Happy Chess Playing!
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Chess Tournament Rules & Regulations: FIDE Approved Guide
Most of the international chess tournaments follow a set of common rules. These rules do not necessarily be followed when we are playing the game at home or online but these rules must be followed by tournament chess players. People who are playing at home or for leisure purposes can use economy chess pieces to start with , or if they want to play with fancy chess sets they can try luxury chess pieces. We have put together some of the most important points or rules followed in tournament chess games, which will explain some common misconceptions about tournament play and will clarify some of the rules that pertain especially to chess tournaments. Below are the FIDE approved rules for tournament chess games:- 1. Touch-move - Touch and Move rule has to be strictly followed. If a player touches one of their own pieces then he must move that piece, if it is a legal move. If a player touches a piece of that of the opponent, then capturing that piece is a must. If you let go of a piece, you have to leave it there. Players who wish to touch a piece only to adjust it on the chessboard must first announce the intention, usually by saying “adjust”. Chess pieces and chess boards must not be touched except the gameplay. 2. Timings and clocks - The purpose is to keep track of the total time each player takes for his own moves. The players may take more or less time over any individual move, but if one player exceeds their total available time, that player has lost the game. Another important rule is that if a player runs out of time, their opponent must point it out, and if it goes unnoticed, play continues. A chess clock is really two separate clocks that run independently of each other. For many players, it is their first experience with clocks when they play for the tournament and hence it is of utmost importance that the players should know, how to operate these clocks. When the button on one side is pressed down, that player's clock stops and the other player's clock starts. Shop DGT 3000 Digital Chess Clock (Approved by FIDE) 3. Recording the moves - In chess tournaments, it is mandatory for both the chess players to record the moves made by them. Each chess player is required to record the chess moves in algebraic chess notation. For beginners who want to practice chess with tournament rules, we recommend plastic chess pieces with chess boards with notations to make it easy for them to see the co-ordinates and note down their moves. When the game concludes, both the players are required to sign the scoresheet and hand it over to the organizer, if asked to do so. Recording the moves is avoided in the blitz, rapid or any kind of fast chess games because that would then take away the important thinking time of the players. Related Blog: How to Make the Best Chess Opening Moves? 4. No interference - When the game is in progress, no third party is allowed to interfere in the game. If you are attending any chess tournament then you are allowed to walk through the playing area but provided you do that quietly. You are not allowed to make any suggestions to the players regarding their game. If you do so, it is regarded as a violation of rules. A player is also not allowed to ask for help from the audience or any other person. Talking about no interference if someone wants to practice and self study the great chess games played by legends, we at chessbazaar also have Analysis chess sets, which you can use and easily analyze and learn from chess games. 5. Distractions – Chess is a quiet and focus-needing game! and therefore the players need no distractions. All disturbing behaviors like making noises, talking, moving tables or chairs are forbidden. Exceptions are when you want to indicate rules violation, such as an illegal move. Related: Tips for Improving your Chess Training Session, By A. Claudio Marcolino. 6. Illegal moves – If the chess player makes any illegal move then the Arbiter shall give an extra time of 2 minutes to the opponent player. If the same player makes the second illegal move in the same game then the Arbiter shall announce the game lost by the offending player. 7. Scoring the moves - Players are granted one point (1) for a win, a half (½) point for a draw, and no points (0) for a loss toward their tournament score. Everyone plays the same number of games. The player with the maximum number of points at the end of tournament wins. 8. Conduct of the players – All the players must observe the code of conduct that is common for all the players. Players are not allowed to take any action that will bring the game to disgrace, e.g cheating, sneaking the captured piece back. During a tournament, the use of mobile phones or other electronic means of communication is completely forbidden. If it is evident that a player brought such a device into the playing venue, he shall lose the game. Players should not distract or annoy their competitors in any way. Finally, we would love to see you practice your first tournament style game with our tournament chess sets. Give them a dekko and we are sure you'll be amazed to see the elite craftsmanship of our experienced artisans. We recommend you to kindly subscribe to our newsletter for upcoming deals and new launches. Related: Tournament Chess Sets – 5 Incredible Chess Sets to Choose from! All the best for your first chess tournament!
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Monthly Round-Up – March 2017
St. Patrick's day sale is gone and everyone is looking forward to the next big sale. Monthly round-up is our little effort to recap all the major announcements of the month, which you might have missed and tradition dictates that once again we take a look at the new arrivals section and round up the most interesting chess sets of the past few weeks. Last month we've launched Reproduced Russian (Soviet Era) Series Chess Set in Ebonized Boxwood along with the rerun of legendary Columbian Staunton Series Chess Set. For the full scoop on all of the above, plus some other launches from the past month, just scroll down and hit ‘em up.The New Columbian Staunton Series Chess Pieces in Sheesham & Boxwood - 3.8" King The Columbian Staunton Series Chess Pieces in Ebony Wood & Boxwood - 3.8" King Reproduced Russian (Soviet Era) Series Chess Set in Ebonized Boxwood & Natural Boxwood - 3.75" King The exhaustive Columbian series in 3.8 asserted it's dominance over the best sellers section once again. We are pleased to announce the new Columbian Staunton Series, exquisitely crafted in heirloom quality bud rosewood or dense ebony wood and natural boxwood. The King proudly stands at 3.89 inches and its base is robust 1.65 inches. This is a majestic design featuring the magnificently robust and prepossessing knight. Know More >> Related: My best game of all time, by Maxime Morin Reproduced Russian (Soviet Era) Series Chess Set in 3.75" also made its debut and gathered a lot of fan attention. The chess pieces are made in Ebonized Boxwood & Natural Boxwood. Like it's predecessor it also comes with free extra queens. The set is double weighted and the chess pieces have thick green felt on their bases. Know More >> That's all for now. We have a few surprises lined up for the April as well. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook to stay up-to-date with the latest releases, offers & promotions. We'd glad to know your views and thoughts on the chess sets which you have purchased from us. You can also get the updates directly on your email by sign-up to our newsletter. Those seem to be the most interesting chess sets from the month march, but if you sift through the handy list of trending chess sets below, you may find a few others that capture your attention. Related: How to Find a Perfect Wooden Chess Set Online? Read more: Chessbazaar Quality, Production & Service Management
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Check, Checkmate & Stalemate: Everything You Need to Know
Knowing some very important chess terms is almost inevitable for all the chess players. If you are new to the game of chess, there are certain terms that must be learned before you step on to the chess battlefield. Let us learn about these terms: Check: The term "Check" simply means or it gives the warning that the King is in danger and that the King requires immediate attention. In this situation, the player must find a way out to save its King from the approaching threat. To save the King, the player is left with three options. These are: Related: How to Make the Best Chess Opening Moves? Capture the attacking piece. Blocking the line of fire, placing a new piece between the attacking piece and the King. Moving the King from the line of fire. Checkmate or mate: If it is not possible to save the King from the above-mentioned options, then it is called "checkmate" or "mate". As King is the most valuable piece in the game of chess and if you are not able to get it out of danger, then it is checkmate and the game is over. Unfortunately, you have lost the game. Giving checkmate is the main goal of the chess player, the one who gives the checkmate is the winner. Stalemate: The game reaches such a situation when the player’s King is not checked, it’s his turn to move and his not left with any legal move. The chess rules state that this situation would bring the game to draw (i.e having no winner), no matter what advantage one side could have over the other and is called "Stalemate". Even some advanced players wonder why it does not count as a win. The reason is that the losing side cannot avoid exposing their King to check, but they are not yet in check! So be careful next time you play chess! Happy playing Chess! Related: Birth of the Chess Queen: The most dominant piece on the board
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Monthly Round-Up – Feb 2017
The month of “love” dedicated to the mighty chess collectors community as we came up with the launches of much awaited and anticipated The 1950s Soviet (Russian) Latvian Reproduced Chess Set in Antiqued Boxwood. Latvian is an arresting reproduction, mainly for its excellent value and exquisite design. Dedicated to the Mike Ladzinski, this venerable chess set's dark pieces are made up of Ebonized Boxwood and the light pieces are made up of Antiqued Boxwood, bringing back the memories of Soviet history and culture from the middle ages. Reproduced Russian (Soviet Era) Series Chess Set in 3.75” chess set also had a major presence in the new arrival section throughout the month. For the full scoop on all of the above, plus some other top stories from the past week, hit up the links below. The 1950s Soviet (Russian) Latvian Reproduced Chess Set in Antiqued Boxwood Reproduced Russian (Soviet Era) Series Chess Pieces in Stained Green Ash Burl / Boxwood - 3.7" King Presenting you a chess set that has no equal, Reproduced Old Soviet Latvian Series chess set in antiqued boxwood & ebonized boxwood. The Latvian chess set in the glorious antique finish is simply gorgeous and exquisitely striking, therefore each piece is carved with meticulous care. Our most magnificent replica yet takes nearly a week to be made. The quality of antiqued wood is so good that you will forget that it's a reproduction. The lathe work on the each chess piece is noteworthy, especially the unique collar rings and graceful curves. Knights have a divergent style of carving on each side making even more captivating pieces from different angle views. Buy it now >> Read More: Case Study by Google – Chessbazaar finds a winning strategy with Google Shopping and re-engagement campaigns. Reproduced Russian (Soviet Era) Series Chess Set made the headlines as well, with a king height of 3.75" King. The chess set comes with 34 pieces including 2 extra queens. This set is double weighted and the chess pieces have thick green felt on their bases. Dark pieces are made of Stained Green Ash Burl and the lighter pieces are made of natural boxwood. Buy it now >> That's all for now. We have a few surprises lined up for the Q2 as well, like the Price hike and new launches. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook to stay up-to-date with the latest releases, offers & promotions. We'd glad to know your views and thoughts on the chess sets which you have purchased from us. You can also get the updates directly on your email by sign-up to our newsletter. Those seem to be the most interesting stories from the month, but if you sift through the handy list of trending chess sets below, you may find a few others that capture your attention. Related: Chess vs Checkers vs Backgammon – Clash of the Titans Online?
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Monthly Round-Up – Jan 2017
The 1950s Soviet (Russian) Latvian Reproduced Chess Set is back in the reproductions game and the fans are lining up to get one. As we get closer to Valentine’s 2017 the calm before the storm has started to settle in. Finally, we are going to start our massive Valentine’s sale event ever on 7th of Feb.(11 pm, GMT) and the sale will last until Valentine’s Day. So mark the time and start counting down. A bunch of new chess sets was announced last month, but none shines brighter than the Latvian Reproduced Chess Set. A few other announcements also took place last month The Brazilian Queen Larry Luxury Staunton Chess Set, The St. Petersburg Luxury Artisan Series Chess Set, Standard Walnut Maple Wooden Chess Board with Notation 20″ – 55 mm, The Reproduced Hungarian Chess Set, and Reproduced Russian (Soviet Era) Series Chess Set. All are expertly carved and heavily weighted for fantastic hand-feel. They are meticulously handcrafted from the finest grade wood and polished by hand to give it a rich and long lasting shine. As usual, links to all of these chess sets can be found below. The 1950s Soviet (Russian) Latvian Reproduced Chess Set in an Antique Finish The St. Petersburg Luxury Artisan Series Chess Set The Reproduced Hungarian Chess Set Standard Walnut Maple Wooden Chess Board The Brazilian Queen Larry Luxury Staunton Chess Set Let’s see what the gossip is all about. First and foremost, perhaps, is The 1950s Soviet (Russian) Latvian Reproduced Chess Set. The Latvian set marks the glorious return antique finish is simply gorgeous and exquisitely striking, therefore each piece is carved with meticulous care. Our most magnificent replica yet takes nearly a week to be made. Quality is so good that you will forget that it’s a reproduction. Shop Now > The 1950s Soviet (Russian) Latvian Reproduced Chess Set in Ebonized Boxwood / Antiqued Boxwood – 4.1″ King The St. Petersburg Luxury Artisan Series Chess Set has been around for over a month now but the excitement for this chess set is still not dying out. This is a luxury design featuring the magnificently robust and curved knight. The finial of the king is inspired from the golden dome of Saint Isaac’s Cathedral which dominates the Russia’s rebel city St Petersburg skyline. The carving and the design of the knight are quite spectacular, look closely at the curved neck, eyes, nostrils, teeth and, craftsmanship around the mane. Shop Now > Related: Chessbazaar Quality, Production & Service Management The St. Petersburg Luxury Artisan Series Chess Set Meanwhile, the budget-friendly reproduced Hungarian Chess Set has also been popping up in the new arrivals section. The original chess set was produced in the “socialist times” in the late 70’s, the early 80’s. Interestingly this chess set was designed without any religious symbols, without the king crown or bishop mitres cut. The pieces were designed for chess tournaments play and had wide bases. They were thick green felted but were non-weighted. The reproduction of Hungarian chess set has been attempted – but never before accurate like this. This reproduction exemplifies a perfect combination of class and history. Shop Now -> The Reproduced Hungarian Chess Set Standard Walnut Maple Wooden Chess Board with notations made an appearance last month is definitely worth checking out. This chess boards also include algebraic notations. It is a method of recording and describing the moves in a game. It is now standard among all chess organizations. Walnut Maple Wooden Chess Board is a work of art that offers exceptional quality. Shop Now -> Related: 6 Tips to Choose the Best Chess Board for Your Need Standard Walnut Maple Wooden Chess Board Over and out at camp Luxury, things are heating up with our latest luxury flagship The Brazilian Queen Larry Luxury Staunton Chess Set. We are pleased to announce the Brazilian Queen Larry series heirloom quality Staunton chess set exquisitely made from bud rosewood and natural boxwood. The King proudly stands at 4.2 inches and its base is robust 1.8 inches. This is a luxury design featuring the magnificently robust and peculiar knight. Shop Now -> The Brazilian Queen Larry Luxury Staunton Chess Set That’s all for now. Follow us on Twitter & Facebook to stay up-to-date with the latest releases, offers & promotions. We’d glad to know your views and experiences of the chess sets which you have purchased from us. You can also get the updates direct on your email by sign-up to our newsletter. Read More: Why Luxury Chess Sets are Expensive and Why do you Own One?
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Chessbazaar Quality, Production & Service Management
We don’t just talk about quality management, we actually deliver it. The chessbazaar Quality Management System is designed to ensure that we consistently meet our commitments to our customers and the environment. Constant examination of processes, through incident reporting, preventative and corrective actions, allows for continuous improvement in both our processes and our precious customers. Our quality management program ensures the following objectives: Focus on Customers Continual Improvement Related: Enjoy the holidays without getting bored – Chess, your strategic companion! Activities for incomparable quality Chessbazaar has created a quality cycle that continuously enhances quality at every stage: design, development, production, sales and after-sales service. Assuring quality through drawings: Chess Bazaar R&D department center drawings for maximum ease of manufacture in order to limit process variability and prevent human error during the manufacturing process. These drawings serve as the basis of our quality assurance efforts. Specifically, engineers utilize a database of measures and techniques for preventing past market quality issues and other information as they communicate closely with manufacturing departments during the initial development stage. Assuring wood quality through supplier audits: Assuring the quality of procured woods is an important element in delivering high-quality products. Chessbazaar development team visits its suppliers manufacturing facilities to conduct quality audits. Assuring quality through aggressive durability testing: We aggressively test the durability of our products before beginning mass production in order to verify that no quality issues exist. Related: Best Designer & Unique Chess Sets for Décor, Study, Home Office or Library System to enhance market quality: We have established a special quality center to prevent quality issues and to resolve them when they occur. The facility gathers quality-related data from our sales department. Measures and policies for preventing quality issues are then developed based on the issues identified from this data and provided as feedback to R&D and production departments responsible for operations including product design, manufacturer. When a quality issue does occur, we move quickly to resolve it, for example by working closely with R&D and production departments to investigate and address the cause, dealing with affected customers, and taking action to prevent a recurrence. We are also proud to introduce our recall system Chessbazaar strives to assure quality and address other issues by operating a recall system designed to replace the faulty chess sets. When we determine that any of our product issue requires action, we quickly contact the owners by telephone or email to provide information about how they can receive a free replacement. The associated information is also provided on our website and through the social media. Our Vision Aiming for 120% product quality “We have to aim for 120% product quality. If 99% of the products we make are perfect, that would seem like a pretty good record. However, the customers who become the owners of the remaining 1% will surely consider their products 100% defective. It is unacceptable that even one customer in a hundred—even one customer in thousand—should receive a defective product. That’s why we have to aim for 120%.” Chessbazaar is taking new initiatives to reach ever-higher product quality standards and to strengthen customer trust by offering products with an outstanding quality and at unbeatable prices. We look forward to serving you for many years. Related Blog: Tournament Chess Sets – 5 Incredible Chess Sets to Choose from!
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