I have scoured this table and can’t find any brand identifying information. It was part of the house when we bought it 5 years ago. Here are pictures.
Help identifying 3 slate table Brand/Mfg
- Thread starter Jbone1702
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Generic asian import.
Stay Clear
It is an older Chinese import. I installed a ton of them for people like DLT, and numerous other table importers back 12 to 15 years ago. They were very difficult to assemble because most pieces were missing holes or inserts. My recommendation is to stay clear from this table.
Sorry....just read entire post. It is not worth much. I am sorry to have bashed your table. I can take down my post if you like.
It is an older Chinese import. I installed a ton of them for people like DLT, and numerous other table importers back 12 to 15 years ago. They were very difficult to assemble because most pieces were missing holes or inserts. My recommendation is to stay clear from this table.
Sorry....just read entire post. It is not worth much. I am sorry to have bashed your table. I can take down my post if you like.
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300bux............
From the underneath view its a generic import. There's probably 50 factories in China that make these and they are shipped literally by the boatload. Brand new they run anywhere from 300-2grand. This wasn't made here.
I wonder what kind of quality table wouldn't have a name or something identifying it?
I found the table mechanic that installed my table on this forum, he wasn't quite as knowledgeable as I had assumed.
I'd post in the mechanic forum and maybe RKC will be kind enough to chime in.
He may have been talking about those cheap $300 tables you find in WalMart that don't use slate vs this one. This table is definitely over those, but not as good as most others.
Well put. People post these all the time expecting to have some nugget. Sorry, no nugget. The wholesale on tables like this can be as low as $200/unit. Your spa/patio/gameroom stores sell a ton of these. Usually around a grand new, deliv, set-up.
About ten years ago my buddy moves into his new house. With a huge basement he outfits it with all the man toys. Bar, stools. Drink tables, poker table with six comfy chairs and a 8' pool table. Couple of years later he upgrades it to some 860 for better speed.
Whoa, the mechanic is suprised with the one inch slate instead of 3/4. Says he doesn't see that much with these. That's good. He also said the installer had the legs upside down. That's bad. He re-did the legs and it plays pretty good. But I have a Gold Crown IV and he always wants to play at my house. Must be the free beer.
Anyway you never know what you might get. It's not a bad table.
Whoa, the mechanic is suprised with the one inch slate instead of 3/4. Says he doesn't see that much with these. That's good. He also said the installer had the legs upside down. That's bad. He re-did the legs and it plays pretty good. But I have a Gold Crown IV and he always wants to play at my house. Must be the free beer.
Anyway you never know what you might get. It's not a bad table.
These tables are meant for your basic gameroom and to have fun with. In that light they're fine. 1" slate doesn't mean much if the frame is poorly built. I've played on a bunch of these things and they're fine for what they are.
