The Competitor II Shuffleboard Table offers classic design with exceptional value. We handcraft every Competitor II from solid Michigan hard maple, not plywood or composite materials. This provides both beauty and durability at an accessible price point, making it perfect for families, recreational players, and anyone seeking quality craftsmanship without compromise.
Our master craftsmen build each Competitor II table to order at our Grand Rapids, Michigan, facility. Using the finest locally harvested hard maple, our team of woodworking experts spends hours crafting each table's cabinet and legs. Furthermore, solid hardwood construction ensures exceptional durability and long-term stability.
While most shuffleboard tables in this price range feature a 16-inch wide, 1.5-inch thick playing surface, the Competitor II offers an 18-inch wide, 2-inch thick playing surface. We handcraft it from premium hard maple and seal it with our specially formulated traditional finish that carries a lifetime warranty. This professional-grade finish ensures smooth, consistent gameplay for decades.
Regulation-sized playing surfaces are 20 inches wide and 3 inches thick, but require additional crating that increases shipping costs. Because of the Competitor II's unique 18-inch-wide, 2-inch-thick playing surface, we can reduce shipping costs while still providing a playing experience comparable to regulation boards.
The cabinet is only 25.5 to 26 inches wide, allowing the Competitor II to fit into tighter spaces than some of our larger models. The cabinet is available in Chestnut, Mahogany, Mocha, Cinnamon, and other standard finishes. We can also custom-finish the cabinet to match your décor. Additionally, the Competitor II is available in 9, 12, and 14 foot lengths.
We build every Competitor II table with the highest quality local materials and old-world craftsmanship. Each table is handcrafted in America at our Grand Rapids, Michigan, woodshop. The Competitor II delivers exceptional value without sacrificing the quality and craftsmanship McClure Tables is known for.