Diy shuffleboard

Want to know how to make shuffleboard by yourself and at an affordable cost? Read on! Shuffleboard is a very great gaming tool you can have in your house, but s

Shuffleboard tables can be a great addition to any home. Because they can be very long and are typically made out of pricey maple wood, buying one may be an unrealistic expense. Building your own can not only save money, but be a rewarding...

Imagine the thrill of gliding pucks down a smooth wooden surface, strategizing every shot while laughter and friendly competition fill the air—welcome to the world of shuffleboard!

diy shuffleboard for occupation based activity

Imagine the thrill of gliding pucks down a smooth wooden surface, strategizing every shot while laughter and friendly competition fill the air—welcome to the world of shuffleboard!

Whether you're a shuffleboard enthusiast, or you just want to bring your friends together, building a court in your yard has never been easier.

If you have ever been on a cruise then you are bound to have found a shuffleboard on one of the open decks. It is a great game to play, and if you have never played it, it is sort of like curling but without the ice.

First enjoyed in 1532 in England, players of all ages still love the entertaining game of shuffleboard. To play shuffleboard, two to four players using long handled cues, push six weighted discs down a long court to a scoring diagram. The challenge of the game is trying to land your discs on the highest number and ...

My son and I went head to head for two games of Shuffleboard on our kitchen hardwood floor the other day. He obliterated me the first game, but I came back and won the second. Both of us were pleased! Like most games, scorekeeping is required. Shuffleboard’s “10 OFF” box means that players won’t just have to add the points from each round, but they’ll have to subtract too! This was loads of fun and a subtle way to slip in some addition and subtraction practice. I made the shuffleboard court…

After Dave and Sarah installed their basement shuffleboard using Armstrong’s kit, I heard from Guy — whose time-capsule home has been featured on the blog — that he recently painted a shuffleboard on his concrete basement floor. I am so inspired! Read on to learn how he did it, step-by-step: Guy writes: Pam- Below is the…