A LONG BOARD DOESN’T BEND
The corner matters as much as the door.
Even a 12-foot table’s one-piece playboard may not make a 90-degree turn or clear a stair landing, even when it fits through the doorway. Playboards are dense, heavy and rigid. Standing one upright to turn it requires enough ceiling height and handling space; do not assume this will be possible. Check every turn and landing, including at the bottom of the stairs. A two-piece board may help, but our installation team must review the route.
Plan for the whole table. The weight shown above is for the playboard only; the cabinet, legs and packaging are additional. Weight varies by model, and our team will confirm handling and access.
Cabinet sections are separate from playboard construction. Standard 9- and 12-foot tables have a one-piece cabinet. Longer models have a two-piece cabinet as standard. Any size can be custom ordered with a two-piece cabinet. A two-piece cabinet does not mean the playboard is also two-piece.
