Halex 64733 Cambridge Bristle Dartboard Wood Cabinet Set

Just like several other reviews; mine came broken. Too much hassle to ship it back as the whole box had just fallen apart. Wound up just pulling the darts and board and threw away the case.

NOT WORTH THE MONEY OR THE LOST TIME. AMAZON SHOULD ASK MFG TO PACK BETTER AND USE BETTER CONSTRUCTIONS ON WHERE THE WOOD JOINS.

Like another reviewer my first cabinet came broken, and I had to return it which was easy and they sent another one immediately. The second one also came semi-broken, the screws in one of the hinges were pulled out, so rather than sending it back again we just used some gorilla glue and its holding together fine. The set does not come with mounting instructions, but after a few minutes of looking at the given materials it isn't too hard to figure out how to put it all together and it works fine. The actual dart board itself is very nice and the cabinet looks great on the wall. The darts are very cheap (and come with a warning for lead), I would recommend going to your local billiards supply store, they generally have good quality darts.

Really happy with this buy. Came ready to go and looks good. Only issue is that one of the darts broke, but since all of the darts have already fallen on a cement floor dozens of times - this seems reasonable.

First shipment I received was damaged, however, it was returned with no problem. Second shipment was damaged, again. I attempted to fix it myself because I like the cabinet. It looks good, it's just not made well. There are no instructions for mounting and the hardware it comes with is absolutely worthless. It was extremely frustrating getting it all to work out. After a trip to the hardware store and some creative thinking, it's hanging and functional...again, it LOOKS good...i just hope it stays that way.

Product was damaged when I got it. The screws attaching the doors to the body were stripped, and the "wood" wasn't even real wood which was the reason for the screws being stripped. If the quality of the wood was better, I believe that the doors would be pretty securely attached.