Deck shuffleboard courts are almost everywhere in Florida. They can be found in many parks, hotels, and retirement homes. The standard shuffleboard court is 52 feet long and is 6 feet wide. Near the end of both sides of the court, is where the scoring triangle is placed. After the scoring triangle there is 6 feet of court, this is where the players stand when they are shooting the puck across the court. A good way to keep shuffleboard courts up to date, looking good, and easy to play on would be to use shuffleboard court beads for the puck to slide on.

Having a layer of protective paint wax will greatly extend the life of your shuffleboard court, and if your court is being used on a regular basis it is almost essential to have to protect the coat of paint that is on it. Also, depending on where your shuffleboard court is located and how much it is used, it is recommended that it get painted every 2 years.

Tampa Deck Shuffleboard Court Restoration

If the court is used daily, then it is recommended that it be painted once a year. Many shuffleboard courts that are in Florida, are on beaches at hotels. Because of the saltwater, whether the courts are used daily or not, it is recommended that they be painted at least once a year, due to the damage the saltwater will have on the paint.

By not painting the shuffleboard court, it will be damaging it in the long run. Every time the puck slides across the court some damage is done, depending on how well the court was treated it could be several thousand times before there is any noticeable difference in any damage. This is why the best maintenance for shuffleboard courts is to have them painted and waxed at least once a year, keeping into consideration on how often the court is used to play on.