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WAF Table
Specs
(staggered pads - right hand)
(touch pads & elbow pads are opposite for left hand)

Conversion Chart
CM = Inches
2.5 cm = 1 in
3 cm = 1 3/16 in
5 cm = 2 in
10 cm = 4 in
14 cm = 5 1/2 in
15 cm = 5 15/16 in
17 cm = 6 3/4 in
18 cm = 7 in
24 cm = 9 5/16 in
30 cm = 11 13/16 in
32 cm = 12 5/8 in
40 = 15 3/4 in
66 cm = 26 in
90 cm = 35 5/16 in
102 cm = 40 1/16 in
a) Table: Sit down: 28" from floor to top
of table.
Stand-up: 40" from floor to top of table.
b) Table top: 36" across and 26" deep.
c)
Elbow
Pads: 7"x 7" square shape. 2" thick, made of heavy high
quality foam material, covered with a vinyl/rexin type cover. The
foam and covering can be attached to a 1/8" metal sheet, 7"x 7" with
two threaded bolts 1/4" diameter x 1 3/4" long, welded to the bottom
to be able and attach your elbow pads to the table top.
A line, either painted, upholstered or taped
from hand grip to hand grip to establish center of the table will
always be used at WAF tournaments.
d) Touch
Pads: 14" long x 4" high. Made of good quality Touch Pad
e)
Placement: Elbow pads should be set 2" from their respective
edge. They should overlap each other by 1/2 to the right of center
for a right arm table and overlap each other by 1/2 to the left of
center for a left arm table.
f)
Touch
Pads: Should be on an angle, 5" out from the inside corner of
the elbow pad to the inside corner of the pad and 1/2" from its
respective edge measured to the outside corner of the pad. Running
at an angle towards the hand peg it should measure 2 3/4" from the
hand peg to the outside corner of the touch pad.
If it’s for a right arm table, these
measurements should be made on the left side of the elbow pad and
reversed if it’s a left arm table.
g) Hand
Pegs: Should be placed midway at 13" on each edge of the
table, 1" in from the edge. The peg itself should be 1" in diameter
and 6" high form the table top.
h) Table frame:
Dimensions for the inside frame are: 28” minimum – inside leg 18”
minimum from leg to leg and that we always have 4 legs.
MATERIAL
The best material to use is square
tubing although tubular steel, flat iron or angle iron may be used,
but not more than 2" in diameters or width. The table top and seat
top are normally made of 3/4" thick plywood.
The table top and seat may have a thin sheet of foam, covered with
vinyl/rexin type material to add a comfortable finished look.
No plexi-glass or reflective tape is to be used on the table top or
seats.
RISER PLATFORMS
Riser platforms can be used by competitors who have a height
disadvantage. Riser platforms can be used in combination with
platform shoes or multiple platforms, to raise the competitor, to at
least bring their waist to the table top. Competitors can use a
personal riser with prior permission of the Head Referee before the
start of contest.
For consistency and ease of handling reasons, riser platforms will
be built of 1/2" thick plywood, 4" high x 36" wide x 32" deep. They
will be notched at the top part, as to fit the table legs on each
their respective side, to prevent them form slipping out during
competition. Approximately 3" from the top, the notches, on either
side will be located.
A hand slot will be cut in the center to facilitate the removal and
installation of the riser platform.
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