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How to Make Shuffleboard Adjustments 0
When you've got a new shuffleboard, there are three important adjustments you'll need to make to your table to ensure optimal playing and accuracy for tournament play.
1. Check the legs: Make sure they're level and even to avoid your puck sliding to one side.
2. Sway: This helps control the pucks speed. You'll want to raise up the end of the table just a little bit. This keeps the pucks from coming off the end of the table for more accurate play.
3. Climate: The hardware under the table keeps the playing surface at the right curve to keep your puck in the playing area.
You can hear more about these adjustments explained by Cris Gould in this Legacy Video.
- Christian Gould
- Tags: Guides Shuffleboards
Legacy's Billiard Rails 0
Here at Legacy, we make sure our products are built with quality materials and built to last. We apply our high standards to all of the features of our tables, including the rails.
Many manufactures don't take the care and attention to construction of the rails like we do. The hardware used in the construction of your table is going to make a huge difference in the play and stability of the table.
A TNut is a special piece of hardware made specifically for the furniture industry. It provides the best torque possible in the securing of the construction. We use the largest TNut in the industry on our rails.
Another detail often overlooked by other manufacturers is the wood the hardware is attached to. Many times, soft wood is where the hardware is housed and then attached to the visible outer rail. Legacy uses a hardwood core to house the hardware which results in a stronger, sturdier table that will give you the best playability possible.
See our video buyer's guide.
- Christian Gould
Billiard Table Hardware: Less is More 0
Count the number of screws and hardware used in the construction of quality pool tables and you'll find that Legacy uses far less hardware than some of the other leading manufacturers.
By using less, we give you more:
More Quality
More Strength
More Value.
We can use less hardware in our construction/assembly by using a solid hardwood design that is more structurally sound than other products that rely on laminate, metal plates and sections of wood in their construction process.
By using fewer pieces, pool table assembly is much easier and the structure is more sound which results in a better billiard table for YOU!
- Christian Gould
Game Room Seating Options 0
So you've got the perfect pool table for your game room and it's time invite people over to check it out. But wait... where's everybody going to sit? We've got you covered with some great game room seating options.
So, let's start planning our seating arrangement with the minimum amount of people needed to play pool: two. Consider a spectator chair that gives players a comfortable place to sit while waiting on their turn to shoot. These chairs are specifically designed for game rooms and are meant to be used along with the billiard table. These chairs also have a place to rest a pool cue and set down your drink.
So you've got enough space for you and your buddy to sit when you're playing pool. What happens when word gets out and more people want to check out your game room? A pub set is an easy and affordable way to provide a small entertainment area near the billiard table. Pub tables come in many sizes, a 30-inch diameter pub table is designed for smaller rooms and should have 2 barstools to make the set complete. A 36-inch diameter pub is adequate for larger rooms and can hold as many as 4 barstools, and can easily be expanded to accommodate 6 seats with a conversion top. Pub sets also come in various heights. With 40 to 42-inch heights being the standard, depending on your room’s size and placement of the pub. The 36-inch café height may be used to avoid interference with the pool cue during play. Also, make sure the pub seating you choose corresponds with the height of your table. If you purchase a 36-inch high café table you’ll need a 25-inch high café stool while a 40 to 42-inch high table will require a 30-inch high pub stool.
At this point, if you have five friends over, everybody has a place to relax, watch pool and enjoy a cold beverage. If you're game room gets even more jam-packed, think about getting a home bar set.
- Christian Gould
- Tags: Guides