Regulation Shuffleboard Court
Deck Shuffleboard or Outdoor Shuffleboard is a great game that is particularly suited to the older generation but all ages from around 6 years will find it fantastic fun.
This
is our top-of-the-range portable poly-court. It is constructed from panels
of a special patented mesh designed to make the disks slide beautifully.
It takes less than an hour to construct the court for indoor or outdoor
play and the resulting Shuffleboard alley can be left in situ or taken
up and moved elsewhere later.
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People with limited space or who need to regularly transport the game may wish to consider our special telescopic cues version of this package. The telescopic cues compress down from 6 feet, 2 inches (188cm) to around 3 feet, 8 inches (114cm) long.
The
court is full regulation size at 40 feet long and features extra standing
areas at either end making a total length of 52 feet (16.8m). Width is
6 feet, 5 inches (195cm). It comes with a set of tournament disks in a
plastic basket, 4 Shuffleboard cues, a Shuffleboard scoreboard, a "How
to Play" book and some silicone spray for the underside of the disks.
This court would be suitable for corporate entertainment, evening functions,
park activities, holiday resorts, cruise ships, community centres etc.
and can be played by children, the elderly and people in wheelchairs!
Change to $  Change to  |
UK pounds (ex.VAT) |
Pounds (incl. VAT) |
Typical ETA in wkg days |
Add to basket |
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40 foot Outdoor Poly Court package |
£1275.74 | £1499.00 | 2 + transit time | ||
40 foot Outdoor Poly Court package (telescopic cues) |
£1315.74 | £1546.00 | 2 + transit time | ||
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The History of Shuffleboard
Shuffleboard or Shovelboard was originally an old English game played on the long dining tables of the aristocracy as an after-dinner entertainment. It was converted to be played on the deck of cruise liners towards the end of the 1800s to while away the long hours on board ship. This version of the game was called Deck Shuffleboard and it became very popular with colonists on their way across the Atlantic to the Americas. This in turn gave rise to the modern American version of the game where it is now known simply as Shuffleboard.
To learn more about the history of Shuffleboard visit the Online Guide to Traditional Games.