01Solid Poplar Hardwood Cabinet
Poplar is a North American hardwood with a tight, consistent grain and good stain acceptance — the reason it is the standard wood for furniture that will carry a rich stain finish. The solid wood construction means door edges and hinges fasten directly into wood fiber rather than MDF composite, producing a more durable hinge joint that remains tight through thousands of open-close cycles.
02Rich Dark Cherry Finish
The multi-step dark cherry stain penetrates the poplar grain for a deep, consistent color rather than the surface-only coating applied to MDF furniture. The result is a finish that coordinates with traditional game room furniture — leather seating, wood bar cabinets, and dark-stained flooring.
0325.5 in H x 22 in W Cabinet Profile
At 25.5 in tall and 22 in wide, the Centerpoint is slightly taller and wider than the Winchester (19.75 in square) — the larger surround provides more visual presence on the wall and more wall protection from near-miss throws on the sides.
0418-in Sisal Board with Rotatable Number Ring
Regulation 18-in sisal bristle board. The rotatable number ring allows periodic redistribution of throw wear across all scoring segments. Rotating the ring every 2–3 months of regular use meaningfully extends the board's usable surface life.
05Dry Erase Scoreboards on Interior Doors
Two dry erase scoreboards are mounted on the interior door faces, with dart holders integrated below. Dry erase surfaces wipe clean between games without chalk dust residue on nearby furniture or flooring.
06Themed Dart Flights Included
Darts include American Flag and British Flag flights — a pub nod that references the two national dart cultures the game spans. Six total darts in two sets of three are included with mounting hardware.
