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A closer look
A closer look
Outdoor table tennis with a 6 mm melamine top
The Portland Outdoor is a folding outdoor table tennis table with a 6 mm melamine resin top, built to the European EN-Norm 14468-1 standard. It folds and rolls into storage with one person using the SMS locking handle and a drawbar under the tabletop.
At a glance
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Construction
- Full-size folding table; powder-coated 50 mm L-profile frame on a powder-coated 50 × 30 mm square-profile undercarriage
- Top
- 6 mm melamine resin
- Playing dimensions
- 108 × 60 × 30 in (72 in including the net)
- Storage dimensions
- 61 × 72 × 28 in when folded
- Wheels
- Four 5 in double wheels, all steerable
- Levelling
- Outer legs adjust for unevenness up to 30 mm
- Net
- Stationary EN-compliant Perfect-II compact net, 180 cm × 15.2 cm, with a stretching cord and hook
- Folding, locking and playback
- SMS locking handle and a drawbar under the top release both safety locks; converts to a playback position for solo practice
- Storage holder
- Built-in holder for 2 paddles and 9 balls
- Included
- Net and post set included; paddles and balls are not included
- Colour
- Grey or blue
Product description
Tiger PingPong Portland Outdoor Ping Pong Table (Gen 2)
Weatherproof Play, Pro-Level Build
If you're setting up a permanent outdoor games space, whether that's a backyard, a school yard, or a club patio, you need a table that can actually live outside without falling apart by next summer. The Portland Outdoor is built for exactly that: leave it out through rain, sun, and humidity, and it's still ready when you are.
Most outdoor tables ask you to trade durability for playability, or vice versa. The Portland Outdoor doesn't make you choose. It's certified to the European EN-Norm 14468-1 standard, the same benchmark used in schools and clubs, and it folds down and rolls into storage with one person and zero tools.
Why You'll Love It
A Top That Shrugs Off the Weather. The 6mm melamine resin tabletop is built to handle damp conditions and withstand day-to-day wear, so you're not dragging it indoors every time the forecast changes. Park it on the patio and forget about it.
Fold and Store Solo The SMS (Smart Manual System) locking handle is visible and reachable from any angle, and a single drawbar underneath the tabletop releases both safety locks at once. One person can fold the table down and roll it away without wrestling a second person into helping.
Stays Level, Even on a Bad Patio Outdoor ground is rarely flat. The outer legs adjust to absorb up to 30mm of unevenness, and once you've found your spot, the lockable double wheels hold the table in place so it doesn't drift mid-rally.
Built to the Standard Clubs Actually Use This isn't a backyard toy dressed up as a sports table. Compliance with EN-Norm 14468-1 means the construction, materials, and net setup meet the same spec used in competitive school and club environments. What you practice on at home translates directly to real play.
Practice Without an Opponent The table converts into a playback position, so solo practice sessions, footwork drills, or just keeping your serve sharp don't require waiting around for a second player.
Gear That Travels With the Table A built-in bat and ball holder keeps 2 paddles and 9 balls on the table itself. No separate bin to dig through before you can start playing.
Built for Outdoor Conditions
The frame uses a powder-coated 50mm L-profile, and the undercarriage uses a powder-coated 50 x 30mm square profile, both finishes chosen to resist wear from sitting outside year-round. Underneath, four double wheels (128mm, rubber tread) are all steerable, so the table maneuvers across rough or uneven ground rather than getting stuck.
The net set is purpose-matched to the table: a stationary, EN-compliant Perfect-II compact net measuring 180cm x 15.2cm, with an 8mm loop and a stretching cord and hook to keep the top edge taut through repeated setup and teardown.
The tradeoff with any outdoor table is between weight (for stability) and ease of moving it solo. The Portland Outdoor leans toward the latter without sacrificing the lockable, stay-put stability you need mid-game.
Available Colors
The Portland Outdoor comes in two finishes:
- Grey — a neutral tone that fits most outdoor colour schemes without drawing attention
- Blue — a classic table tennis blue if you want it to look the part
Either way, it's the same German-engineered build underneath. Pick the one that matches your space.
Why Buy from Us
The Portland Outdoor is built by Tiger PingPong, a German manufacturer, and backed by the EN-Norm 14468-1 certification that signals real club-grade construction rather than a big-box import. Home Billiards carries it in stock in Vancouver. For a table that's meant to be a permanent backyard fixture, having it set up correctly from day one matters more than it does on smaller gear, and that's worth having someone handle for you.
A few useful answers
Frequently asked questions
Is the Portland Outdoor actually safe to leave outside permanently?
Can one person fold and move the table without help?
What's included with the Portland Outdoor table?
Will it sit level on an uneven patio or deck?
Bring Club-Grade Ping Pong to Your Outdoor Space
The Portland Outdoor gives you a table that's actually built for outdoor use, not just tolerant of it, with fold-and-roll convenience that makes daily use realistic. Add it to your cart and start playing outdoors today.
At a glance
- Condition:
- New
- Indoor / Outdoor:
- Outdoor
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Table Type:
- Folding table
- Foldability:
- Foldable
- Playback Capability:
- Playback capable
- Size:
- Full-size
- Top Thickness:
- 6 mm
- Overall Dimensions:
- 108 × 60 × 30 in (72 in including net)
- Storage Dimensions:
- 61 × 72 × 28 in
- Portability / Wheels:
- Four 5 in double wheels
- Frame / Top Material:
- Powder-coated steel; melamine resin top
- Colour:
- Grey
- Features:
- Tension-adjustable net
- Features:
- Ball/paddle storage
- Colour:
- Blue
- Features:
- Leg levellers
- Features:
- Adjustable net
A little know-how
Leave room for the rally.
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Picture the players, too
Plan space beyond the tabletop for movement and longer shots. The room guide is a useful starting point.
Plan your playing space -
Think beyond the open table
Check indoor or outdoor use, the stored footprint and the route into the room. A cover does not turn an indoor table into an outdoor one.
Read the table buying guide -
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