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Do brands matter? Or is it all in the thickness of the table? I’m looking to spend around 1000$ Canadian. (800 USD)
Looking for recommendations for an indoor table for competitive play
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I cant imagine what is wrong with this, for much cheaper, but perhaps someone else might know why it isnt good enough
https://www.pingpongdepot.com/stiga...g-and-net-canada-only-weekly-special-save-20/
https://www.pingpongdepot.com/stiga...g-and-net-canada-only-weekly-special-save-20/
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I was told to aim for one at least 3/4” thickness for the table top for consistent bounce and durability.
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Table top thickness is important, the thicker the better.
If you are using the table for league matches etc then aim for min thickness of 22mm, 25mm+ would be better.
if the table is being put up, taken down and moved a lot then the sub-frame needs to be robust, larger wheels etc
costs go up with both thickness of table top and strength of sub-frame.
if you take a look at the 'Sponeta' web site, it's a good website to see and read the spec differences between the table ranges.
If you are using the table for league matches etc then aim for min thickness of 22mm, 25mm+ would be better.
if the table is being put up, taken down and moved a lot then the sub-frame needs to be robust, larger wheels etc
costs go up with both thickness of table top and strength of sub-frame.
if you take a look at the 'Sponeta' web site, it's a good website to see and read the spec differences between the table ranges.
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This seams like an excellent value https://www.amazon.com/JOOLA-Inside-Professional-Assembly-Playback/dp/B01LW45LPO?th=1&psc=1
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I recently bought a Cornilleau 740 fold up table with 25mm top which is very well built (very heavy too..) and is priced around £800
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Not in the UK it's not;
https://www.table-tennis-tables.co.uk/cornilleau-competition-740-ittf-346974.html
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Nice table. A little out of my price range. Looking for Canadian / American websites as well
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I don’t think I would be moving it much. I will have a dedicated spot for it. (My basement)
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I was looking at that table. I was considering this table though, since I’d have the option to finance if I wanted too.
https://www.wayfair.ca/furniture/pd...-tennis-table-c003005011.html?piid=1280023362
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If the table is for home use and not being moved much then concentrate on top thickness, I think there are some tops thicker than 25 mm, but for home use, a 22 or 25mm option should be good!!!
The Sponeta brand isn’t overly well known, but they make tables for some of the other TT companies and have their own brand. So it may be the case that if you buy a Donic table it may be manufactured in the Sponeta factory!!!
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I own a Joola Tour 2500. It is amazing. Very consistent, top quality.
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