How the sets are made, how the editions differ, how a club runs a night, and what the grain record actually records. Written to be read before you spend money rather than after.
Back to homeEach of these has a full page behind it. These are the short answers.
Three tiers, one design language. The wood you pick matters more than the box it arrives in.
US and Chinese editions carry different tile counts, and accessories are sized to the edition.
An engineered wood-grain body, finished per tile, judged in four stages before it becomes a set.
Heirloom Sets carry a number and a tile-by-tile record. The Registry is what you do with it.
Written material, grouped by what you are trying to decide.
What is recorded, to what tolerance, and what the standard does not claim.
It is an engineered wood-grain material. It is chosen because natural wood moves with humidity and temperature, and a playing surface cannot.
The Chinese edition is a different game size, so it needs a different tile count. The material and the design language are identical.
No. Tiles are produced as sets and matched as sets. A single replacement tile is handled through warranty by number rather than sold.
Shipping coverage is confirmed when an order is placed. The studio does not publish a blanket list of countries here.
Wipe with the grain using a damp, wrung-out cloth. No solvent cleaners, and keep the set out of long direct sun.