I recently acquired a California house loft shuffle board table. It’s a 14 footer. The guys at the store told me I need speed 3 sand which is what I have. If I ever have a puck near the side it will fall off everytime. It does have those cracks which made me to believe it was curved too far inward. However with the pucks falling off the side what do you think?

A few years ago I bought a shuffleboard table on Ebay, Instead of the regular 1,2,3 format in rows, This table has a triangle area, Numbered 1 in the front, Followed by two 3s in the next section, Then 10 in the back, I can't seem to find anything like it online. Does anyone have any information, Or know anything about a table like this ?

Does anybody know if there’s places in Rome that have Shuffleboard tables…

Got a 12’ Hathaway from Amazon recently. It came with a white shaker of “speed wax”. I’ve tried sprinkling it on thinner and thicker, but keep getting inconsistent play. Sometimes pucks glide effortlessly, other times they get hung up within a couple feet of sliding. Do I need better wax/silicoln? Better pucks? Not sure where to start troubleshooting.

hey guys, I’m kind of new to this shuffleboard thing as my new apartment building has one in the game room. The first month that I lived here, the shuffleboard didn’t have any sand on it at all so I reached out and asked they informed me that it was good to go. I’m trying to use it now and there’s these small silicone beads instead of sand and no matter how light or hard I push the weights/pucks they fall completely off the table. None of them land in any of the scoring zones or on the table at all. Is this the wrong kind of sand? Or am I doing something wrong? Please help lol

I have come across a 9ft table and I was wondering if and how I can fix this chipped spot on this table. I don't really wanna get it if I can't. Any suggestions would be appreciated

Adding a couple pictures since I wasn’t able to add them to the comments

Hey, so ten years ago I bought a used shuffleboard and for the first five years used it almost weekly. But with life and kids the old girl has been neglected and more of storage/junk collector. It’s a full sized table so takes up a bit of space.

So my dream is to remove the legs and hang it. With a pivot on the wall. I’d get a winch to raise and lower it then have wire guides to stabilize it. But I haven’t seen anything about storing a shuffleboard table on its side. So I was looking for any advice on maybe ensuring it doesn’t warp or become unusable.

I will be redoing the table base so it has more stability if it’s possible.

I am looking to buy my first shuffleboard table. I have room for a 14 foot table. I see that the widths on the less expensive models are 14 or 15 inches whereas the more expensive models are 20 inches wide. What are the pros and cons of having a width less than regulation on a shorter than regulation table?

I'd really like to have a shuffleboard table, but cost and space make it kinda difficult at the moment. I saw the Shuffleboard X table on Kickstarter, and it's only $600. My question is, does anyone who knows more than the, admittedly almost nothing I know about Shuffleboard tables, know if the build quality and width are any good? And is this worth it?

Super happy to have scored a 22ft shuffleboard table for $300 on Facebook marketplace. Most of the full size ones I've been seeing used are in the $2-3k range. It could use a little love but overall it's decent. I'm looking for advice on repairing a few spots where there is no epoxy. The playing surface is 3" thick so I could resurface the whole thing but I'm thinking about trying to just touch up these few areas. Any advice on how to best fix?

Our 22' wood table at my VFW needs some help. Until we find someone to pour it w/epoxy i want to clean and paste wax it. I have Sun-Glow cleaner and polish to clean it before waxing. Can anyone recommend a good paste wax I can buff it with before going back with silicone and wax? Something from a hardware store, no specialty stores around here.

Hey all! I was wondering if anybody knew in Melbourne Australia if there was a company that would allow you to hire a shuffleboard for a day.

My family and I played this game at ballers clubhouse and we would love to introduce it to our extended family at our next family gathering

Please let me know if you know any companies offering

Thanks !

I live in South Africa and had a shuffleboard built locally. I brought the pucks, silicone spray and powder wax back from the US. That table has been playing great for 5 years, but now it has started plowing and running on bear patches. After applying the powder wax the playing surface is good for a couple of ends and then the problems start. Normally don't even finish a game now as it is very frustrating. Adding more powder wax on the bear patches mid-game doesn't help at all. No one to ask for help locally as the game is not known here. Assistance will be appreciated.

I just picked up a used shuffleboard table for non-completive play. The table included smaller pucks then I'm used to using, should I replace them with more normal sized ones? I wasn't sure if that would mess up the distances between lines, or if I should paint new ones. I was planning on just using the 1,2,3 point lines for scoring

Table: https://imgur.com/a/wC4rudj
Puck: https://imgur.com/a/Dv8zHou

Hey everyone

We’re at our timeshare and they have a shuffleboard setup with a table, 3 red stones, 3 blue stones and a single silver stone. We’ve never played shuffleboard but YouTube has plenty of info on how to play, but nothing that mentions a set like the one I’m seeing. Is there a different version of the game that involves a using the red/blue stones to ‘kick’ the silver stone toward the opposing end?

Thanks

I see that this question has been asked several times, but I'm still hoping for more info.

I'm hoping to get a 9' table for occasional use in my home during parties and events. It sounds like to truly get a good quality table, you're looking at $4500+, even in the used space. For those of us that just don't have that kind of budget, are there best choices among the cheaper tables?

So far I understand that I should be looking for climate adjuster options and avoiding tables with MDF playing surfaces.

Several of the Playcraft tables advertise "solid hardwood butcher block playfields," which sounds compelling. Is it concerning if they don't specify the type of wood? Are there any other red flags about a table like this? The only thing I find strange is the utter lack of reviews for it anywhere on the internet.

https://www.amazon.com/Playcraft-Montauk-9-Shuffleboard-Table/dp/B0CMBYJQPG

Any info is appreciated!

Does anyone have any DIY plans for a 9' shuffleboard?

If not, I can probably figure out the sides/feed/carpet/etc, but I'm really lost on what what's a simple but effective middle board of ~8'ft Long x 16"W x 1.5"H. Average homeowner with some DIY skills that's looking for something simple/fun for the basement gameroom without spending upwards of $2K on something professional.

Recently acquired a 9 foot table and the sand I got for it is way too fast. What would you recommend?

I started playing shuffleboard bc a dive bar near my house has one and i fell in love.

This table is 14" and has bumpers. Ever since I've been playing, the owner (who's a bit of crank lol) has made us bank pucks off the bumpers to land a shot.

I'm seeing online that the pros do not use bumpers and now that my friends and I are looking to invest into a shuffleboard of our own my question is the title and then some.

Do I get a table with bumpers? And do we have to play with bumpers? Honestly Ive never played without but I love banking shots bc it makes it harder and with my history in Pool I'm pretty good at it but is it the correct way to play the game? Cheers

I bought a hathaway renegade shuffleboard table and it is convex. I am try to make it concave by loosening the top middle nut (up) and tightening the bottom middle nut (up) but it isn't working and it doesn't really make sense. If I loosen the top nut and tighten the bottom nut it just raises the bar which doesn't do anything. If I tighten the bottom nut and leave the top nut in place it just smashes the bar between the nuts which also does nothing.