Buy quality!
There is a lot of different kinds of tables on the market - this means that as a buyer you have to be
carefull not to buy too cheap a table. If you are looking for quality - look for:

Cabinet-thickness - the thickness of the cabinet has something to do with the stability of the table. The thiner cabinet - the more unstabile the table is. If you a looking to buy quality the cabinet must be more than 16 mm thick.   Type of rods - there are a couple of different type of rods - telescop, going-through and solid going-through. Telescop rods are the most regular in Denmark, while they don´t come out on the opposite side of the table when playing. This way you avoid any accidents from happening. There are different sizes of telescop rods. Going-through rods can either be solid og hollow - they will appear on the opposite side of the table when playing. We do not recommend this type of rod for children or teenagers.   Playing area - comes in laminate, linoleum, glass and tempered sanded glass. The cheaper tables  usually comes with laminate playing area - these playing areas will in time become worn and crooked. Linoleum are used on the tables approved for tournament. Glass playing areas are the most common used on quality tables - they are easy to clean. If they break - it is very easy to replace. If your table is with tempered sanded glass you will have the pleasure of total ball control.

Adjustment is very important if the table is being moved from time to time or if there is some irregularities in the floor. With adjustable feet/legs you can make the score even.   Spareparts - for the more expensive tables you can buy spareparts. By buying a table where it is possible to get spareparts if it breaks - you minimize the time for repair and the trouble if it should break. Normally it is not possible to get spareparts for the cheaper tables - this can in the end mean that you have to scrap the table if a rod or the cabinet breaks.