Toronto GFO16 Foosball Table | 5FT Grey

• Product Name: Toronto GFO16 Foosball Table 5FT Grey

• Model / MPN: GF016

• Price (Sale): AED 2,196 (Was AED 2,495)

• Table Size: 140 × 73 × 87.5 cm

• Net Weight: 42 kg | Gross Weight: 47 kg

• Cabinet / Apron / Legs: MDF laminate (square leg design)

• Playfield: MDF laminated playfield court (competition-style finish)

• Player Rod: 15.8 mm (5/8") metal rods, 26 players total

• Accessories: 2 × 36 mm balls included

• Handles: Anti-slip ergonomic handles for control

• Construction: Stable legs and solid MDF construction for family & light-commercial use

• Assembly: Basic assembly required (attach legs, insert rods & players)

Follow these steps to assemble and prepare your Toronto GFO16 Foosball Table 5FT (Grey) for play.

1. Unpack and Check Parts — Lay out the cabinet, square legs, rods, player figures (26 pcs), handles, screws, washers, 2 × 36 mm balls and any additional hardware. Cross-check with the parts list.

2. Prepare the Work Area — Use a flat, soft surface (blanket/cardboard) to protect the laminate during assembly. Keep tools handy: wrench, socket set, Phillips screwdriver and a rubber mallet (optional).

3. Attach Square Legs — Align each MDF square leg with the mounting holes on the cabinet apron. Insert bolts with washers and hand-tighten. Do not fully torque until all legs are fitted so you can adjust alignment.

4. Insert Rods & Mount Players — Slide each metal rod (15.8 mm) through the pre-drilled holes. Affix molded players in their correct formation and orientation. Secure players with the supplied clips or screws. Ensure proper team colours/positions.

5. Install Handles & End Caps — Slide anti-slip handles onto the exposed rod ends and secure with screws or clamps. Fit end caps and stoppers to prevent rods from sliding out during play.

6. Tighten & Level — Once all components are fitted, tighten leg bolts evenly. Place the table upright and check the playing surface for level; use adjustable feet if provided or place shims under legs as needed.

7. Final Checks & Lubrication — Test each rod for smooth rotation and slight lateral play (not too loose). If rods bind, check for misalignment. Apply a small amount of silicone lubricant to the rod shafts if needed (avoid oil-based lubricants).

8. Test Play — Place a ball on the field and test passes, shots and goalkeeper control. Verify handles are secure and players do not wobble.

Troubleshooting Tips:

• Wobble: Re-tighten leg bolts and re-level.

• Stiff rods: Check for misaligned bushings; apply silicone spray.

• Loose players: Re-seat and tighten mounting clips; replace any damaged hardware.

With these steps, your Toronto GFO16 should be ready for consistent, fun gameplay.

Q1: What is the best size for a foosball table?
A 5-ft table like the Toronto GFO16 is a common choice for home use because it balances playability and space requirements. A 5-ft table provides full-sized gameplay suitable for both adults and children while fitting comfortably in most family rooms. If you have limited space, smaller 3–4 ft tables exist, but 5 ft is a good sweet spot for quality rallies and realistic play.

Q2: Is a foosball table worth it?
Yes—if you value social, screen-free entertainment and skill-based gameplay. Foosball offers quick matches, encourages hand-eye coordination and teamwork, and becomes a focal point during gatherings. A well-built model like the GF016 provides years of casual competition at a reasonable price, making it a solid investment for family entertainment and light-commercial venues.

Q3: Why is it called a foosball table?
“Foosball” is an Anglicised form of the German word “Fußball” (football). Over time, table football became commonly called foosball in English-speaking regions. The name refers to the tabletop version of football where players control miniature figures mounted on rods to score goals.

Q4: What materials does the Toronto GFO16 use?
The GF016 uses laminated MDF for the cabinet, apron and square legs, providing a consistent, finished surface that resists everyday wear. The rods are 15.8 mm metal for stiffness and durability, players are molded to the rods, and the playfield is MDF-laminated for predictable ball roll and low maintenance.

Q5: How long does assembly take and what tools are required?
Assembly typically takes 30–75 minutes depending on experience and whether two people help. You’ll need basic hand tools: a wrench/socket set for leg bolts and a Phillips screwdriver for handles and end caps. Insert rods and players carefully, tighten fasteners, adjust leveling feet (if present), and test rod movement before first use.