Atomic 9 ft Shuffleboard Table – Your New Home Arcade Game!
We went on a cruise last summer, and it was great! My favorite part was being able to play Shuffleboard up on the deck. I missed it so much that I decided to bring the action home with a 9 ft Atomic Shuffleboard table. Now I can play right in my living room any time I want. That costs a lot less than another cruise! I just hope a shuffleboard table fits in the house.
A standard shuffleboard table is 22 feet long, making it difficult to place in a home. Indoor shuffleboards designed for the home range between 8-16 feet. The larger the table, the closer it will feel to the real thing. However, you’ll quickly adapt to smaller tables if they fit your space better.
The 9 ft Atomic Shuffleboard table brings all the action into a table sized perfectly for home use!
The Atomic Shuffleboard table is a 9 foot long table with a Shuffleboard built right into the top. The playing surface is made of polyurethane coated wood. It allows pucks to slide easily, while being durable and looking classy in your home.
Outside of the play area, the table features a laminated cabinet style. It’s black and platinum colored, for a stylish look. An abacus on each side is installed for scoring purposes. A soft black cloth lines the cradle to complement the design.
How do you level a shuffleboard table?
Leveling a shuffleboard table is simple, thanks to the help of 4 adjustable table legs with levelers. Simply place the table in the position you’d like it to be in within the room. Then, place a standard level on the playing area. Then, simply adjust the legs up or down by twisting the screws, until the table is level.
Don’t forget to check both long ways and side to side on the table as you level it. Adjustments may be needed in both directions. Once your table is level, you’re ready to play!
Remember that the playing surface of a Shuffleboard is made of wood. Exposure to moisture, humidity, and temperature changes can cause wood to warp. If your table is level and you are still experiencing odd puck motions, you may need to replace a warped playing board.
What are the rules of table Shuffleboard?
Table Shuffleboard is played just like regular Shuffleboard. Players take turns pushing their pucks down the play surface using their hands. The object is to have the puck stop in the highest scoring area possible, without it falling off. There are marked score lines for 1, 2, or 3 points.
Additionally, players can try to knock their opponent’s pucks off the board by tapping into them with their own. After players push all 4 of their pucks in a round, they then count the scores. The first player to 21 wins.
The Atomic Shuffleboard table comes with some wax, which you can use on the playing surface to keep your pucks sliding smoothly. Different speed Shuffleboard powders are also available if you’d like to customize your experience.
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Additional Notes
- Measures 108.25 x 24.25 x 31 inches
- This 9 foot Shuffleboard tables weighs 205 pounds
- Requires minor assembly – generally 1 hour or less
- Recommended for indoor use only
- Pucks are standard 2 ¼” diameter
- #6 best seller in Shuffleboard Tables on Amazon with a 4.4 star rating!
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