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Question: is this product made and manufactured in the US?
Document: Now the table seems to be completely level and operating the way it should.Quality:The table is made in China and is mostly compressed wood (as expected). I am happy but not impressed or disappointed with the quality, it's exactly what I was expecting. Not all panels were completely straight or 100% perfectly aligned so make sure you do not tighten screws all the way until the entire set of screws for what you are doing is in. In other words by not tightening the screws all the way down, you leave yourself some `wiggle room'.
Positives: easy to assemble, good finish, good size, no problems so far after one month of use.Negatives: the panels are compressed wood material & not real wood which means it is light for its size but not really sturdy and long lasting. The screws tend to loosen and needs retightening after few weeks of use. The quality of plastic used for players not confidence inspiring. The ball bearings for rods made of plastic which could have been much better if it was made of steel.
Other than that, I couldn't be happier with the product and pricing.
I will continue to update the review and I still recommend this product.
Although the box is technically still one piece surrounding the table, when I went to pick the package up it seemed like this was a very tentative state - the box seems ready to fall to pieces around the product.I read the reviews and should have been forewarned, but I was feeling overly optimistic and assumed that the people that take the time to comment are the few that experience problems. Please learn from my mistake.
I am in the process of returning this item and will be looking for a different brand or product to replace it with. The box arrived looking like something had attacked it (mangled would be a good description). A couple of corners of the table were sticking through the box and looked just as beat up as the box. The table is too cheap to stand up to whatever shipping process it has to endure, in this case the particle board layers were obviously chipped and peeling. The box has chunks and pieces barely attached or even missing, and is covered in randomly applied packing tape as part of a failed effort to keep the thing together.
Would highly recommend Hathaway find a better way to pack this item.
This was helpful when screwing the actual playing field board into the panels.There was some noticeable chips and dings on the side panels of the table which I was not happy about, but luckily I have dark brown / red touch up marker and was able to mostly hide the visible damage. In my opinion the damage was minimal and almost expected when shipping this huge and heavy package. The box was far more damaged than the actual table.The men on the poles seem to be good quality and I'm guessing should last.
This foosball table was to be a Christmas present for my four grandsons. When it arrived the box was duct taped and had holes in it. No one was home to send it back. When the box was opened parts broken, and some were missing. Also, the table stood a foot high instead of three feet. Kudos to Amazon, thankfully, they quickly refunded my money and took care of pickup. The seller said there were no more available, for which I was grateful. After a hectic search, I paid more for a safer, better table from Warrior Soccer Tables.
The box was a little beat up to say the least. There was obvious visual damage to the box but nothing that I figured would have damaged the table. I have uploaded a picture of the box above.Assembly:Several reviews that I read around the web indicated that assembly time is very long. I am very handy and have put together way more complex things. This was by no means hard, but it was certainly time consuming. It took me 3.5 hours from start to finish. I was able to do it by myself but it would have been a lot easier with 2 people.I used mostly a phillip head screwdriver and the included allen key throughout the entire assembly process.
Answer: no