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Foldable 8 seater

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DrunkleWadeMicro-Stakes Grinder10 posts
Posted Aug 23, 2024, 10:11 AM#1

Probably been discussed ad nauseum but does anyone have opinions on these two tables I'm looking at on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/?tag=amznpcfx-20)?

Vevor (https://amzn.asia/d/bnV8l0i) and Costway (https://amzn.asia/d/dZwFJGN)

They look nearly identical but for a reasonable difference in price. AU$410 versus $240 although I can get the Vevor direct from them for AU$358. I'm not sure if the felt is of better quality on either but in the long run it won't matter as a table topper will definitely be on the cards....or is that the cards will be on the table topper. :p

DrunkleWadeMicro-Stakes Grinder10 posts
Posted Aug 29, 2024, 4:45 AM#2

Yeah, good points everyone. :wtf: I opted for the less expensive choice.

Pharaohs chips will arrive next and then I expect a table topper.

shamrocker47Newbie1 posts
Posted Feb 3, 2025, 10:48 PM#3

How's the table doing?

DrunkleWadeMicro-Stakes Grinder10 posts
Posted Feb 3, 2025, 10:55 PM#4

Yeah, doing fine. Played a few rounds on it — solid and comfy. We fit 9 players around it, but it's a snug fit.

4SUMERZMicro-Stakes Grinder20 posts
Posted Feb 3, 2025, 11:40 PM#5

A buddy has the identical one, and it has started to sag at the fold. I haven't looked at the underneath. Is there a cable to adjust to prevent the sagging?

I like the look and play on the table. We just play with six on is table, so it's very comfortable. My table is solid, has its own room, 84x42, and sits 8. Lots of room on it.

DrunkleWadeMicro-Stakes Grinder10 posts
Posted Feb 4, 2025, 12:00 AM#6

A buddy has the identical one, and it has started to sag at the fold. I haven't looked at the underneath. Is there a cable to adjust to prevent the sagging?

I like the look and play on the table. We just play with six on is table, so it's very comfortable. My table is solid, has its own room, 84x42, and sits 8. Lots of room on it.

Yep, there is a turnbuckle under there you can tension to level it out. Works pretty well too.

I'd love a Barrington 10 seater but I live in an apartment so space is limited. Barrington's are also hard to get over here. Costco occasionally has them in stock.

4SUMERZMicro-Stakes Grinder20 posts
Posted Feb 4, 2025, 12:23 AM#7

Yep, there's a turnbuckle underneath you can tighten to level it. It works pretty well.

I'd love a Barrington 10 seater, but I live in an apartment so space is tight. Barringtons are also difficult to find here. Costco sometimes has them in stock.

Thanks — I'll mention that to the owner. I'm not sure he's aware of that adjustment.

dmcl924Newbie4 posts
Posted Mar 22, 2025, 1:42 AM#8

Yep, there is a turnbuckle under there you can tension to level it out. Works pretty well too.

I'd love a Barrington 10 seater but I live in an apartment so space is limited. Barrington's are also hard to get over here. Costco occasionally has them in stock.

It is nice to hear that the table is holding up, I eventually want to get a Barrington 10 seater for when we play at other people’s houses.

Did you ever get a topper for it?

GusMicro-Stakes Grinder10 posts
Posted Mar 22, 2025, 8:17 PM#10

I did, yes! An awesome one from @rjdev7 (https://www.pokerchipforum.com/members/1014/)

View attachment 1482235 (https://www.pokerchipforum.com/attachments/1482235/)

View attachment 1482236 (https://www.pokerchipforum.com/attachments/1482236/)

Does the topper just sit flat on top of the current surface? And if so, is it similar to a mousepad?

Or did you remove the rail, stretch the new topper over it, then reinstall the edge?

I’m picking up a cheap three-way folding table today and this topper looks great

dmcl924Newbie4 posts
Posted Mar 23, 2025, 4:13 AM#11

Does the topper just lie flat on the existing surface? If so, is it comparable to a mousepad?

Or did you remove the rail, stretch the new topper over the table, and then reattach the edge?

I'm picking up a cheap three-way folding table today and this topper looks ideal.

I was curious whether you simply set it atop the original Barrington padding — how does that feel?

DrunkleWadeMicro-Stakes Grinder10 posts
Posted Mar 23, 2025, 4:50 AM#12

Does the topper simply lie flat on the current surface? And if so, is it sort of like a mousepad?

Or did you take the rail off and stretch the new topper over, and reinstall the edge?

Picking up a cheap three-way folding table today and your topper here is great

Yep, lies directly on top and feels smooth as silk. A much better finish than the stock felt on the table. We played last night and I spied nearly every one of my crew just running their fingers over it at point. Cards fly over it too. I couldn’t be happier with it.

Measure carefully (I measured mine three times to be sure I had it right) and it’ll fit perfectly from rail to rail. I have seen others who have over measured and have had to trim their topper down but it’s easy enough to do.

Rolls up easily and I keep it in a tripod case I bought on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/?tag=amznpcfx-20).

dmcl924Newbie4 posts
Posted Mar 23, 2025, 5:11 AM#13

Yep, lies directly on top and feels smooth as silk. A much better finish than the stock felt on the table. We played last night and I spied nearly every one of my crew just running their fingers over it at point. Cards fly over it too. I couldn’t be happier with it.

Measure carefully (I measured mine three times to be sure I had it right) and it’ll fit perfectly from rail to rail. I have seen others who have over measured and have had to trim their topper down but it’s easy enough to do.

Rolls up easily and I keep it in a tripod case I bought on Amazon.

View attachment 1482931 (https://www.pokerchipforum.com/attachments/1482931/)

I haven’t played on a Barrington in person yet, so I was wondering what you think the biggest advantage of a this topper is? Is it looks, playability, improved table feel by adding some more padding, or anything I didn’t think of?

DrunkleWadeMicro-Stakes Grinder10 posts
Posted Mar 23, 2025, 5:29 AM#14

All of the above, mate. It certainly enhances the table’s appearance and tactile feel, and brings a touch of personalization.

vance604Newbie2 posts
Posted Oct 9, 2026, 7:24 AM#15

All of the above, mate. It certainly enhances the table's appearance and tactile feel, and adds a bit of personalisation.

I love your set up as I'm also thinking about the same 8 seater Vevor table for my basement game. Could you share the dimensions of your custom topper?

DrunkleWadeMicro-Stakes Grinder10 posts
Posted Oct 9, 2026, 10:39 AM#16

159cm x 59cm (or roughly 62.6in x 23.23in)

vance604Newbie2 posts
Posted Oct 9, 2026, 10:40 PM#17

159cm x 59cm (or about 62.6in x 23.23in)

Thanks! I love your setup. Do you think 8 people can sit around the 72" vevor table comfortably?

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