01Dual Pedestal with Center Stretcher
The base uses two independent sculpted pedestals connected by a center support stretcher beneath the cabinet. This construction resists the lateral racking force generated during aggressive cross-body shots better than L-leg designs, which flex at the leg-to-cabinet joint under high lateral loads.
02Poplar Wood and Birch Veneer Cabinet
The cabinet frame incorporates poplar wood and birch veneer alongside MDF panels — adding real wood grain structure to areas of the cabinet that see the most flex during play. Driftwood grey multi-step finish is applied over the full exterior.
030.7-in Cross-Supported Playfield
The 46 in x 27.5 in playfield is 0.7 in thick with cross-support beneath the deck. At this thickness, surface flex is not detectable under residential play loading — a meaningful step up from the 0.1875 in surface on standard mid-range tables.
0416-mm Chrome-Plated Steel Rods
Rods are 16 mm chrome-plated steel running through bearings. At 16 mm diameter, these rods have a larger cross-section than the 5/8-in (15.9 mm) standard — reducing flex at rod center during hard shots and translating to more accurate player-to-ball contact.
05Dimpled Counter-Balanced ABS Players
Each figure is dimpled for better ball contact friction and counter-balanced to return to horizontal between shots. The 3-goalie configuration meets the standard for competitive play formats that prohibit single-goalie setups.
062-in Independent Leg Levelers
Each pedestal base includes 2-in independent adjustable levelers. At 156 lb, the table requires two people to reposition — the leveler range is sized for use after initial installation rather than frequent repositioning.
