Description
Weatherproof outdoor foosball table
• 1-1/4” thick cabinet
• Stainless steel parts
• Special water-resistant glues
• Plastic playfield
• Includes 10 standard balls & waterproof table cover
The Garlando G-500 Red is the first all-weather football table from Garlando created to satisfy the requirements of all those wishing to play their favorite game in an outdoor place. G-500 Weatherproof is constructed to stand outdoors in all weather conditions, using special components and materials such as water-resistant glues and stainless steel parts treated with tropical anti-rust treatments. Recommended for gardens, playgrounds, beaches, camping-sites, fun-fairs and other outdoor areas. The G-500 Red Outdoor is supplied with a water-proof protection cover to protect its colors from sun damages. Can also be used indoors. The telescopic safety bars ensure greater protection to children’s face and eyes. Table complies with the harmonized European rules EN on safety.
The G-500 Red has a sturdy cabinet made of 1-1/4” marine multi-layered plywood coated with plastic laminate. Both properties are water-resistant and brought together using special waterproof glue for perfect sealing. Heavy-duty 4” square steel legs are coated with washable powder varnish for long wear. One-color players in plastic material (moplen) representing a stylized human figure, are directly molded onto the bars: they do not move, cannot be displaced and maintain their positions perfectly. Teams are in colors matching the cabinet; red and yellow. The playing field is plastic laminate glued using special water-proof glues. The white lines reproducing the football ground are silkscreen printed using a special ink: they do not fade under the sun nor are damaged by dampness. Balls are served through a filler on each table side. Quick and easy ball recovery through an exit behind each goal. All bolts, nuts and screws are subjected to tropical anti-rust treatment. Color coordinated abacus scorers. Includes 10 standard balls and waterproof table cover.
