Post by PinewoodPerformance on Apr 29, 2004 8:26:10 GMT -6
No Positive Feedback as of yet, this is what I was told...
My church R.A. group, "Royal Ambassadors" purchased one from this company several years ago, and I was'nt very pleased with it. To start with, it is made of a good 1/2" sandply plywood without any finish. On ours they did'nt router the slots for the release bar, nor did they send the start bar and pegs. The joints are held together with "tee nuts" and flathead screws going thru the track to a 1x2x16".(two per joint section).
Unless they changed their design, the first joint fell at the second leg support which created an buckling or upheaval at that joint. But other churchs in my area have ordered tracks from them and everything is o.k., maybe we just got a bad one. After two years of it, I just built us a new plastic laminate track to be used by the church and my son's boy scout pack.
My church R.A. group, "Royal Ambassadors" purchased one from this company several years ago, and I was'nt very pleased with it. To start with, it is made of a good 1/2" sandply plywood without any finish. On ours they did'nt router the slots for the release bar, nor did they send the start bar and pegs. The joints are held together with "tee nuts" and flathead screws going thru the track to a 1x2x16".(two per joint section).
Unless they changed their design, the first joint fell at the second leg support which created an buckling or upheaval at that joint. But other churchs in my area have ordered tracks from them and everything is o.k., maybe we just got a bad one. After two years of it, I just built us a new plastic laminate track to be used by the church and my son's boy scout pack.