An Arcade Foosball Table Built for Neon-Lit Halls
The BLEE arcade soccer table turns a corner of an amusement hall into a two-player match. A matte black cabinet carries lime-green trim and lightning graphics, while the arched goal frames at each end glow with a dotted LED strip, so the unit stays visible from across a busy floor. Head-to-head play keeps queues moving, because friends can challenge each other without waiting for a group, and rubber-edged corners protect shins when the floor gets crowded.
Cabinet, LED Arches and End Scoreboards
Rounded arches frame both goals, and a small scoreboard sits on each upright post so players read the score without leaving the handles. The playing surface is finished in green with white markings, raised pitch walls keep the ball in play, and the black side panels are printed with player artwork in blue and orange kits. Scoreboard mounts sit flush with the posts, so nothing snags a sleeve mid-rally.
Handles, Rods and Player Figures on the Foosball Table
Four black handles on the near side drive the rods, and the miniature players are moulded in team colours so each row stays easy to identify mid-rally. The ball returns to the centre spot after every goal, and a standard socket powers the arches and scoreboards, so the arcade soccer table runs all evening on a 150 W draw. Handle caps are soft rubber for grip.
Castors, Placement and Sea Freight
Angled legs in a honeycomb pattern end in castors, so two staff can wheel the table into position and lock it before opening. Delivery is by sea in wooden boxes, frames or cartons, and the cabinet arrives assembled apart from the arches, which bolt onto the end posts with a hex key. Locked castors sit flat, and the legs clear standard doorways.
