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Thinking about buying this poker table set for my game room ( https://www.potterybarn.com/products/pb-round-poker-table-mp/ ) but I can't find any reviews on their website or anywhere else online, and I have never purchased furniture from them before. Wondering if anyone here has any experience with their furniture and if the quality is good?

Peace out

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Beware, if you look like winning a hand a f......g stun grenade goes off, when you recover all your money has disappeared, fckr.

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1 hour ago, Tron said:

Thinking about buying this poker table set for my game room ( https://www.potterybarn.com/products/pb-round-poker-table-mp/ ) but I can't find any reviews on their website or anywhere else online, and I have never purchased furniture from them before. Wondering if anyone here has any experience with their furniture and if the quality is good?

Peace out

Got a few couches from them a while back. Started falling apart in a couple of years. Would not use the word quality and their product in the same sentence. 

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I would not go with MDF at all it will act like a sponge with water...

Shop around for sure as this should be a one time investment

This is table only for $754.94 but wood and veneer LINK

This set is a smooth $1,650.00 but I do not like the bulky chairs Set LINK  Tbl LINK

Truth is you may find some custom makers here in Florida and I would look towards the Amish

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11 minutes ago, loaderXI said:

I would not go with MDF at all it will act like a sponge with water...

Shop around for sure as this should be a one time investment

This is table only for $754.94 but wood and veneer LINK

This set is a smooth $1,650.00 but I do not like the bulky chairs Set LINK  Tbl LINK

Truth is you may find some custom makers here in Florida and I would look towards the Amish

@loaderXI Yeah I've seen some of those, but the main thing that drew me to this table I posted from Pottery Barn is that it is a 60" diameter...and I seem to only see 48" diameter tables everywhere else like the two you linked. Looking for slightly larger...may have to keep looking and also look into Amish makers...didn't know there were any here in FL but I'll see what I can find.

Thanks for the feedback @YACCster

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@Tron Then in that case I would look for the table 1st and add chairs accordingly

Have you considered building your own...That would be so much fun as furniture was my career most of my life and once had a wood working shop for custom orders and  2 retail stores "WareHouse 18" ...One was in a Amish farmers market "Booths Corners"

Hands stopped working,eyeballs got bad,wholesaler closed,Lost our lease and my business partner passed away and from there it just went tits up...Was building from all solids and always loved the results 

I mean if you search you can find tons of stuff and even find groups

Google search

There is a decent size Amish community in and around Sarasota

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49 minutes ago, loaderXI said:

There is a decent size Amish community in and around Sarasota

I agree with you on buying from Amish. They will make it the way you want with 100% quality. They definitely do not disappoint!!

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I'm very near Amish country in Ohio here.....you could always do a road trip to have it made here :cool: 

Lot's of nice bed and breakfasts and great food too! :) 

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17 hours ago, loaderXI said:

I would not go with MDF at all it will act like a sponge with water...

Shop around for sure as this should be a one time investment

This is table only for $754.94 but wood and veneer LINK

This set is a smooth $1,650.00 but I do not like the bulky chairs Set LINK  Tbl LINK

Truth is you may find some custom makers here in Florida and I would look towards the Amish

Hey @loaderXI What about this other one that they sell in rectangular form: https://www.potterybarn.com/products/pb-poker-table/

 

The description of the table construction is different than the round one. It says table is "made of solid hardwood, engineered hardwood and veneer with iron stretchers." Is this significantly better construction than the other table made with MDF?

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Solid wood is solid...All wood is made of wood products...Engineered is plywood (furn. grade)...Veneer in most cases today are based on a inlay to display different angles of the wood grain from the same direction...Much better qaulity but consider the chairs...Will they be getting leaned/tilted back on the rear legs as there is no left to right rear cross brace...Better construction for sure but this one has very little constuction over all...

Like @YACCster said in his case the furniture only lasted a few years which sucks because something like this you want to buy and have it last period and the furniture being built today is throw away furniture

 

 

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If you want solid wood and have it last for generations to come order it by Amish. They will make exactly how you want it. It may cost a little more but it is so worth it in the end.

Just an example of Amish poker tables: http://www.amishwbf.com/category.asp?category=Game+%26+Poker+Tables&p=1

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