• PCF is an eBay Partner. If you make a purchase through one of our links, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support!

Vevor table (1 Viewer)

ric878 said:
Hey everyone! I ended up purchasing the folding, rolling table from Vevor, and it just arrived today. I have it assembled and can give you my feedback. Here we go:

First of all, this thing is heavy! 141 lbs, according to the product page. I would say it is every bit of that 141 lbs. Assembly instructions suck, but there is not much to assemble. There are four wheels and two leg extrusions, each taking two wheels. You screw two wheels onto each leg extrusion and then assmble the leg extrusion to the leg assembly on the underside of the table. Boom, done. It took me about 30 minutes. Some quick notes:

  • Ensure you have an extra hand to bring the box indoors; it is heavy.
  • Once the legs are assembled, you must prop the table up on the rolling legs; again, get an extra set of hands to help.
Thoughts:
  • The legs on this table seem heavy-duty and sturdy. I have to admit, I was surprised.
  • The wheels on the legs are functional but not great. They don't roll very smoothly. That said, they get the job done. I'm considering replacement options that are more rubbery/tacky and will roll better.
  • The table top is sturdy and functional. Nothing to complain about here.
  • The felt is okay. It's playable, but I doubt it will hold up very long. That said, I purchased this, assuming that to be the case. I plan to order a custom topper from one of our vendors here on the forum.
  • The armrests are about the same quality as any Barrington's table I have played on. Nothing surprising here.
  • The cup holders will only hold a bottle or can of beer. The standard cup will not fit here. I will be looking into modification options as I am a glass liquor type of guy.
  • Folding and unfolding, although can be accomplished with one person, is MUCH easier with two people.

Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase. The quality was more than I expected, and the price was right. I have no idea how this table compares to its competitor, but based on the pictures, I would say the armrest is inferior to the Vevor, but the legs look nearly identical. For the sale price I purchased at, $399.99, the value was there for me and I am happy with my purchase. If anyone has any specific questions or wants pictures of specific parts, let me know.
Click to expand...
Would love pictures of everything (ie- top, drink cups, legs , folded and open, playing surface, and arm rests) please

I should be getting mine within a weeks time
When did you order yours?

All my Best Jeff :)
 
ric878 said:
Hey everyone! I ended up purchasing the folding, rolling table from Vevor, and it just arrived today. I have it assembled and can give you my feedback. Here we go:

First of all, this thing is heavy! 141 lbs, according to the product page. I would say it is every bit of that 141 lbs. Assembly instructions suck, but there is not much to assemble. There are four wheels and two leg extrusions, each taking two wheels. You screw two wheels onto each leg extrusion and then assmble the leg extrusion to the leg assembly on the underside of the table. Boom, done. It took me about 30 minutes. Some quick notes:

  • Ensure you have an extra hand to bring the box indoors; it is heavy.
  • Once the legs are assembled, you must prop the table up on the rolling legs; again, get an extra set of hands to help.
Thoughts:
  • The legs on this table seem heavy-duty and sturdy. I have to admit, I was surprised.
  • The wheels on the legs are functional but not great. They don't roll very smoothly. That said, they get the job done. I'm considering replacement options that are more rubbery/tacky and will roll better.
  • The table top is sturdy and functional. Nothing to complain about here.
  • The felt is okay. It's playable, but I doubt it will hold up very long. That said, I purchased this, assuming that to be the case. I plan to order a custom topper from one of our vendors here on the forum.
  • The armrests are about the same quality as any Barrington's table I have played on. Nothing surprising here.
  • The cup holders will only hold a bottle or can of beer. The standard cup will not fit here. I will be looking into modification options as I am a glass liquor type of guy.
  • Folding and unfolding, although can be accomplished with one person, is MUCH easier with two people.

Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase. The quality was more than I expected, and the price was right. I have no idea how this table compares to its competitor, but based on the pictures, I would say the armrest is inferior to the Vevor, but the legs look nearly identical. For the sale price I purchased at, $399.99, the value was there for me and I am happy with my purchase. If anyone has any specific questions or wants pictures of specific parts, let me know.
Click to expand...
I too would appreciate a slew of pictures, any and all!

Does the weight mean the table is pretty much nontransportable?

Thanks for the review :)
 
Last edited:
russdawg1 said:
I too would appreciate a slew of pictures, any and all!

Does the weight mean the table is pretty much nontransportable?

Thanks for the review :)
Click to expand...
https://imgur.com/a/QWKGnuz
The weight would make it cumbersome, but it is doable with two people and a large enough vehicle.
suited67 said:
Would love pictures of everything (ie- top, drink cups, legs , folded and open, playing surface, and arm rests) please

I should be getting mine within a weeks time
When did you order yours?

All my Best Jeff :)
Click to expand...
https://imgur.com/a/QWKGnuz
 
ric878 said:
https://imgur.com/a/QWKGnuz
The weight would make it cumbersome, but it is doable with two people and a large enough vehicle.

https://imgur.com/a/QWKGnuz
Click to expand...
Thanks! Thats one heck of a unit for $400. Super interested but I haven't decided if I want a table that has a better mobility score like the 7' barringtons or one like this that pretty much stays no matter what.

I see that the felt is a little misaligned, is that assembly adjustment or maybe just random factory error?

Do you think this table is just as easily modified like the barringtons? Refelting, Cupholders, Padding, etc.
 
Last edited:
russdawg1 said:
Thanks! Thats one heck of a unit for $400. Super interested but I haven't decided if I want a table that has a better mobility score like the 7' barringtons or one like this that pretty much stays no matter what.

I see that the felt is a little misaligned, is that assembly adjustment or maybe just random factory error?

Do you think this table is just as easily modified like the barringtons? Refelting, Cupholders, Padding, etc.
Click to expand...
I think the misaligned felt is a factory error. I can't see any way to adjust it. I honestly didn't notice it until you pointed out, but that is likely because I always intended on dropping a topper on it.

The arm rest is in 10 sections, a section for each cupholder. It appears the sections are attached to the table with 4 screws from under the table. I would imagine a hot air gun would be needed as the cup holders are glued on the bottom. I don't know what it takes to mod a Barrington so I can't say either way that it is as easy or not.
 
@ric878 can you please measure the playing surface dimensions? Hoping it would fit my table toppers if I decide to get one.
 
ric878 said:
80"x38"
Click to expand...

That's a about 7" bigger than a Barrington table. I'd have to get new toppers. Hmmm, got an idea. I'm off to see if there are any folding legs on wheels where I could just swap out the Barrington legs. Probably going to be hard to find.
 
ric878 said:
I think the misaligned felt is a factory error. I can't see any way to adjust it. I honestly didn't notice it until you pointed out, but that is likely because I always intended on dropping a topper on it.

The arm rest is in 10 sections, a section for each cupholder. It appears the sections are attached to the table with 4 screws from under the table. I would imagine a hot air gun would be needed as the cup holders are glued on the bottom. I don't know what it takes to mod a Barrington so I can't say either way that it is as easy or not.
Click to expand...

Ah okay. Thank you! Hope to see some photos of it in action soon :)
 
Damn Google ads have data mined all of my needs.

1723010573513.png



From hot dog rollers, ultrasonics, poker tables, tanks for kegerators, it never stops but I like it unlike my wallet.
 
Has anyone compared the Triton to the Vevor? Sounds like the biggest difference is the Cup Holders? Has anyone tried modifying the Vevor table for bigger cup holders?
 
I bought one of these Vevor 90" folding tables. I also bought a Triton 80" x 38" topper for it. Unfortunately the topper isn't an exact fit. The shorter 38" width fits nicely but the 80" length is a bit too short.

Has anyone had a custom topper made for this table or purchased something off the shelf that's a better fit?

Right now I'm considering covering the stock playing surface with black material then using the Triton toppers on top of that. It'll look much nicer than having the red felt exposed on the far edges. However I'm very much open to the idea of getting a better fitting topper if someone can point me to a source to get it.

Thanks
 
NYG said:
I bought one of these Vevor 90" folding tables. I also bought a Triton 80" x 38" topper for it. Unfortunately the topper isn't an exact fit. The shorter 38" width fits nicely but the 80" length is a bit too short.

Has anyone had a custom topper made for this table or purchased something off the shelf that's a better fit?

Right now I'm considering covering the stock playing surface with black material then using the Triton toppers on top of that. It'll look much nicer than having the red felt exposed on the far edges. However I'm very much open to the idea of getting a better fitting topper if someone can point me to a source to get it.

Thanks
Click to expand...
I got a custom-made topper from @rjdev7 , which is a pretty good fit.
 
NYG said:
I bought one of these Vevor 90" folding tables. I also bought a Triton 80" x 38" topper for it. Unfortunately the topper isn't an exact fit. The shorter 38" width fits nicely but the 80" length is a bit too short.

Has anyone had a custom topper made for this table or purchased something off the shelf that's a better fit?

Right now I'm considering covering the stock playing surface with black material then using the Triton toppers on top of that. It'll look much nicer than having the red felt exposed on the far edges. However I'm very much open to the idea of getting a better fitting topper if someone can point me to a source to get it.

Thanks
Click to expand...
I have a triton topper as well and was looking at the Vevor table as a possible option over the more expensive triton table. How short is the triton topper end to end? Is it manageable or way too short? Also, does the table have enough cushion to make the triton topper a little easer for shuffling and card pick up?
 
fisharefriends said:
I have a triton topper as well and was looking at the Vevor table as a possible option over the more expensive triton table. How short is the triton topper end to end? Is it manageable or way too short? Also, does the table have enough cushion to make the triton topper a little easer for shuffling and card pick up?
Click to expand...
The Triton topper fits well on the 38" length sides. Where the oval begins and the straight side ends it starts to slowly expose the table material underneath until it reaches the peak where ~ 1/2" to 3/4" or so of the table material underneath is exposed then tapers down again until it reaches the 38" straight side again. Repeat on the opposite end. My topper is the grayish blue material so the contrast against the red material of the Vevor table bugs me. Maybe if I had the red/black topper it wouldn't bug me so much. Again though that's just my feelings. Other folks may not care at all.

The Vevor table in general is pretty darn nice. The padding under the playing surface is very comfortable as well. The surface itself is a felt material which is nice for the most part. My hands can get super dry where the skin starts to crack and peel and it feels like velcro against the felt, so I much more prefer the sleek and smooth material of the Triton topper.
 
Looking at pulling the trigger on one of these, since I need a rolling folder at our new place. @ric878, still loving yours a year+ later? Anyone else have one that want to give feedback after a period of time?

Thanks in advance!
 
B0mbp0t said:
Looking at pulling the trigger on one of these, since I need a rolling folder at our new place. @ric878, still loving yours a year+ later? Anyone else have one that want to give feedback after a period of time?

Thanks in advance!
Click to expand...
Still loving mine. I did replace the caster wheels on mine with heavy duty rubber casters that roll much better. That and the topper make this a great table.
 
ric878 said:
Still loving mine. I did replace the caster wheels on mine with heavy duty rubber casters that roll much better. That and the topper make this a great table.
Click to expand...
@ric878 … link to the specific casters you got?
And I’m assuming you got locking ones?
Thanks.
 
w00zie said:
Thanks a lot for your review. We don’t have Barringtons here in Germany/whole Europe, but we do have Vevor.
Click to expand...
ric878 said:
Hey everyone! I ended up purchasing the folding, rolling table from Vevor, and it just arrived today. I have it assembled and can give you my feedback. Here we go:

First of all, this thing is heavy! 141 lbs, according to the product page. I would say it is every bit of that 141 lbs. Assembly instructions suck, but there is not much to assemble. There are four wheels and two leg extrusions, each taking two wheels. You screw two wheels onto each leg extrusion and then assmble the leg extrusion to the leg assembly on the underside of the table. Boom, done. It took me about 30 minutes. Some quick notes:

  • Ensure you have an extra hand to bring the box indoors; it is heavy.
  • Once the legs are assembled, you must prop the table up on the rolling legs; again, get an extra set of hands to help.
Thoughts:
  • The legs on this table seem heavy-duty and sturdy. I have to admit, I was surprised.
  • The wheels on the legs are functional but not great. They don't roll very smoothly. That said, they get the job done. I'm considering replacement options that are more rubbery/tacky and will roll better.
  • The table top is sturdy and functional. Nothing to complain about here.
  • The felt is okay. It's playable, but I doubt it will hold up very long. That said, I purchased this, assuming that to be the case. I plan to order a custom topper from one of our vendors here on the forum.
  • The armrests are about the same quality as any Barrington's table I have played on. Nothing surprising here.
  • The cup holders will only hold a bottle or can of beer. The standard cup will not fit here. I will be looking into modification options as I am a glass liquor type of guy.
  • Folding and unfolding, although can be accomplished with one person, is MUCH easier with two people.

Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase. The quality was more than I expected, and the price was right. I have no idea how this table compares to its competitor, but based on the pictures, I would say the armrest is inferior on the Vevor, but the legs look nearly identical. For the sale price I purchased at, $399.99, the value was there for me and I am happy with my purchase. If anyone has any specific questions or wants pictures of specific parts, let me know.

Images can be found here:
https://imgur.com/a/QWKGnuz
Click to expand...
Hi ric878,

Were you able to get another mat to fit on the table and have it work? I have this table and the felt is not lasting very long it would seem and I was wondering if something like the triton poker mat would fit on the surface well?
 
I don’t know where everyone is from on this post but I personally have a triton table and love it. I got it used off Facebook marketplace with the chairs for cheap. I feel like I see at least once a month a new posting of a used triton for a really good price. If anyone is on the fence I’d look for a used triton.
 
David251999 said:
I don’t know where everyone is from on this post but I personally have a triton table and love it. I got it used off Facebook marketplace with the chairs for cheap. I feel like I see at least once a month a new posting of a used triton for a really good price. If anyone is on the fence I’d look for a used triton.
Click to expand...
I settled on a triton and couldnt be happier.
 
russdawg1 said:
Thanks! Thats one heck of a unit for $400. Super interested but I haven't decided if I want a table that has a better mobility score like the 7' barringtons or one like this that pretty much stays no matter what.

I see that the felt is a little misaligned, is that assembly adjustment or maybe just random factory error?

Do you think this table is just as easily modified like the barringtons? Refelting, Cupholders, Padding, etc.
Click to expand...
3CCFE384-514A-4153-ABB2-170F1BED8ABC.webp
IMG_4882.webp


wanted to share some upgrades and input on the vevor table.
Here is a comparison with a barrington sitting flush on top to show the difference in width and length. Doesn’t seem like much, but makes a huge difference for elbow space with bigger players. The fold up is very nice, my barrington was getting damaged on the arm rest due to being on the floor leaned up against my wall.

I compared to the triton and the length and width are the exact same. The triton also comes with cup holders that fit two types of cups, I’ve had those and it causes drinks to tip over easier. I’ve upgraded my cup holders on the vevor and also changed my felt twice.
The felt on the left side I spent about $30 from alibaba.com overall good experience with them they can do quite a bit of customization and the felt was water proof, but not a speed felt. Cards didn’t glide. I ended up spending the money on a casino supply speed felt about $250 the customization was very smooth and the cards glide accross the table like nothing. Overall the alibaba felt would’ve done the job just wanted to upgrade.
 
pokerplayer210 said:
View attachment 1657567
The felt on the left side I spent about $30 from alibaba.com overall good experience with them they can do quite a bit of customization and the felt was water proof, but not a speed felt. Cards didn’t glide. I ended up spending the money on a casino supply speed felt about $250 the customization was very smooth and the cards glide accross the table like nothing. Overall the alibaba felt would’ve done the job just wanted to upgrade.
Click to expand...

Howdy, welcome to PCF! How did you mount the felt onto the table, I can't figure out how to remove the guard rails.
 

Create an account or login to comment

You must be a member in order to leave a comment

Create account

Create an account and join our community. It's easy!

Register

Log in

Already have an account? Log in here.

Similar threads

KingZilla
I bought one of these. Alternative to the Triton table at about 1/3 the cost.
2 3
Replies
66
Views
5K
sleepyhead
sleepyhead
Eagleheights
  • Locked
Sold Triton 90" Premium 10 Player Folding Poker Table
Replies
4
Views
787
Eagleheights
Eagleheights
E
First Poker Table Build, Tips Welcome!
Replies
18
Views
2K
LotsOfChips
LotsOfChips
Preditor
Affordable round table that doesn't suck?
Replies
21
Views
7K
allforcharity
allforcharity
philhut
Canadians Vevor Ultrasonic Cleaners on Clearance on Walmart
Replies
2
Views
738
philhut
philhut
Back
Top Bottom