Poker And Card Table

If you’ve had a wooden deck or staircase in a house for a few   years, you probably won’t be shocked to hear that even hardwood can wear out   relatively quickly.  Elbows, sliding   glasses, and palms leaning against excitement will affect the life of your   table.

If you expect your table to be used frequently, it is in your best   interest to make good material choices. Metal and   hardwood are your best bets for longevity without sacrificing   too much aesthetically.

Hardwoods withstand fluctuations in humidity and temperature,   which can cause chipboard or smaller wood composites to warp and peel off   quickly.  If you want the best of the   best woods, choose solid wood over hardwood.

Hardwood consists of a layer or a   hardwood core on which a hardwood veneer lies.  While you might not notice much of a   difference in your early stages of use, layered veneers will warp and peel   over time, showing cumulative damage.

Solid hardwood is made from a single,   sturdy piece of wood so you will see far less warping or peeling.  Hardwoods are also easier to maintain as   they only require regular maintenance with a sealant such as wax or   polyurethane.