Rock-Ola 16 Foot Shuffleboard in Solid Walnut & Maple Wood

Rock-Ola solid walnut wood score unit. With attention to detail, even the decal on the score unit is reproduced as the originals were, even the misspelled word wates. On the original Rock-Ola play surfaces, we have restored many and have found all types of spellings for this, pucks, weights, and wates on the board play surface, but all the score units we have seen they used the word wates. 

I hear people say that the original antique Rock-Ola shuffleboards used a horse collar (the round, curved end of the cabinet) made of solid mahogany. We have seen dozens and restored several, but have never seen one with a mahogany horse collar. The only thing mahogany was the color stain or finish used. Today, with our originals, if you want mahogany, we will make one for you, custom-made from any wood. We usually offer black American Walnut and Michigan hard maple wood, as we try to have a low environmental impact, sourcing our hardwoods from local Michigan timber

We make a replica of the coin box with a glass face and LED lamps inside to illuminate it. It doubles as a storage box for shuffleboard supplies. We have some other pictures here of the box open, showing our Adroit shuffleboard wax, which we hand-mix here in Michigan. Shuffleboard wax is often called powder, sand, cheese, or salt, but it is made with a special material that helps the pucks slide down the board. 

Here is a picture of the box open, and it is large enough to store a set of pucks and two cans of silicone spray or wax. We also offer a fully functional coin-operated unit for commercial use, and the box would store money instead of shuffleboard supplies. We also have a storage compartment at the bottom of our score unit that can store pucks or shuffleboard weights. See the image below of our score unit with the cabinet open