Made to sit outside and not complain about it

Solid wood, chosen per game

Cornhole boards are solid pine — stiff enough to keep a flat playing surface, light enough that one person can still carry a regulation set.

Stacking tower blocks are rubber wood, which is denser and holds a clean edge. A block that chips is a block that catches on the way out, and a tower that catches isn’t a game — it’s a wrestling match.

TO CONFIRM: Moisture content at machining; is stock kiln-dried?

The part that fails first

On a folding board, the hinge is the whole product. It’s the thing that gets slammed, over-torqued, and folded wet.

TO CONFIRM: Hinge type, material, how it fixes to the frame, fold-cycle testing

Sun and rain, in that order

Rain is the obvious enemy. Sun is the real one — UV is what fades a surface and dries a joint until it moves.

TO CONFIRM: Finish type, number of coats, UV inhibitor?

What we check before it ships

TO CONFIRM: Real QC process — flatness, hinge, finish, sample rate

One year, and a real answer

One year on manufacturing defects, hinges included. If something fails that shouldn’t have, email us with a photo. We’d rather send a part than argue about it.