01Solid Hardwood and Veneer Construction
Cabinet is furniture-grade hardwood and hardwood veneer — the same construction method used in quality residential furniture. The multi-step furniture finish applied over the hardwood veneer produces grain depth that laminate-over-MDF construction cannot replicate.
02Three Pro-Style Climate Adjusters
Three climate adjusters span the 12-ft table length — one at each end and one at center. Standard 9-ft and 12-ft tables typically use two adjusters. The center adjuster specifically addresses the mid-table bow that develops on longer surfaces and is difficult to correct with only two end adjusters.
03Rustic Oak Finish
Multi-step rustic oak finish over hardwood veneer — a warm, naturally-textured palette that reads as reclaimed or aged wood rather than standard furniture finish. The rustic oak coordinates with driftwood, natural wood, and farmhouse-style game room aesthetics.
04EVA Foam End Bumpers
Each end of the table has EVA foam bumpers — an impact-absorbing material that protects pucks from hard-surface contact when they reach the scoring zone end line. EVA foam bumpers are a construction detail that extends puck life compared to hard wood or plastic end stops.
05Carpeted Gutters
Side gutters are carpeted to reduce play noise and protect puck edges. At 12 ft, pucks that overshoot scoring zones travel at higher speeds than on shorter tables — carpeted gutters absorb more impact energy than bare wood or laminate gutter surfaces.
06Single-Box LTL Delivery
Despite the 12-ft cabinet length, the Cheyenne ships as a single 328 lb carton — simpler freight coordination than the two-box configurations of comparable 12-ft tables. A single delivery piece means one receiving handling step at the installation location.
