7 FT Multi Games Pool Table Red Air Hockey + Table Tennis + Table Top – Crown with Benches

Micah

I will try to make this review simple and to the point. Here we go! 1. The freight delivery company was on-time, but was an outside drop-off only. They only dispatched one driver and the product couldn't be brought and staged in side the house. So I had to make room in my garage, so the product was not out in the elements. 2. Assembly was pretty easy. It was myself and a co-worker. I will state that most of the assembly had witness marks that help w/the placement and drive of the screws. However, when assembling the feet, not so much. I would recommend using a ratchet w/a phillips attachment for drive and placement of the screws throught out the entire assembly. You can use power, which i did at some point, but just enough to anchor the screws and hand torque the remaining threads.. 3. Total manpower hours was about 2.5 hours. The assembly blueprint and directions were easy to read and follow. I didn't like the pool que holders. Adding them to the side of the table proved cumbersome. So, I would recommend a knuckle socket wrench w/a phillips attachment instead. 4. I recommend adding the air hockey table first, then flip on its side, and assemble the legs and support next. Stage accordingly or to your liking, and finally gently place the table in the half moon shaped carve outs to rotate when changing your gaming tables. 5. There is no room on the ball rack to store the question ball. So, I left it in the box until I am ready to play a game. 6. I tested the compressor for the air hockey table once in place. And it worked perfectly. I would say for the value, sturdiness, quality, the look in the room, and for all the fun I will have w/the gaming table. I will say, it was worth the money.

Micah

I will try to make this review simple and to the point. Here we go! 1. The freight delivery company was on-time, but was an outside drop-off only. They only dispatched one driver and the product couldn't be brought and staged in side the house. So I had to make room in my garage, so the product was not out in the elements. 2. Assembly was pretty easy. It was myself and a co-worker. I will state that most of the assembly had witness marks that help w/the placement and drive of the screws. However, when assembling the feet, not so much. I would recommend using a ratchet w/a phillips attachment for drive and placement of the screws throught out the entire assembly. You can use power, which i did at some point, but just enough to anchor the screws and hand torque the remaining threads.. 3. Total manpower hours was about 2.5 hours. The assembly blueprint and directions were easy to read and follow. I didn't like the pool que holders. Adding them to the side of the table proved cumbersome. So, I would recommend a knuckle socket wrench w/a phillips attachment instead. 4. I recommend adding the air hockey table first, then flip on its side, and assemble the legs and support next. Stage accordingly or to your liking, and finally gently place the table in the half moon shaped carve outs to rotate when changing your gaming tables. 5. There is no room on the ball rack to store the question ball. So, I left it in the box until I am ready to play a game. 6. I tested the compressor for the air hockey table once in place. And it worked perfectly. I would say for the value, sturdiness, quality, the look in the room, and for all the fun I will have w/the gaming table. I will say, it was worth the money.

Micah

I will try to make this review simple and to the point. Here we go! 1. The freight delivery company was on-time, but was an outside drop-off only. They only dispatched one driver and the product couldn't be brought and staged in side the house. So I had to make room in my garage, so the product was not out in the elements. 2. Assembly was pretty easy. It was myself and a co-worker. I will state that most of the assembly had witness marks that help w/the placement and drive of the screws. However, when assembling the feet, not so much. I would recommend using a ratchet w/a phillips attachment for drive and placement of the screws throught out the entire assembly. You can use power, which i did at some point, but just enough to anchor the screws and hand torque the remaining threads.. 3. Total manpower hours was about 2.5 hours. The assembly blueprint and directions were easy to read and follow. I didn't like the pool que holders. Adding them to the side of the table proved cumbersome. So, I would recommend a knuckle socket wrench w/a phillips attachment instead. 4. I recommend adding the air hockey table first, then flip on its side, and assemble the legs and support next. Stage accordingly or to your liking, and finally gently place the table in the half moon shaped carve outs to rotate when changing your gaming tables. 5. There is no room on the ball rack to store the question ball. So, I left it in the box until I am ready to play a game. 6. I tested the compressor for the air hockey table once in place. And it worked perfectly. I would say for the value, sturdiness, quality, the look in the room, and for all the fun I will have w/the gaming table. I will say, it was worth the money.