Comparison Enebe Twister 400 vs Enebe Twister 700

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	Enebe Twister 400	Enebe Twister 700
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Specs
Type	all-weather	all-weather
Countertop material	melamine	melamine
Base material	metal	metal
Countertop thickness	4 mm	7 mm
Base profile	30 mm	30 mm
Edging height	30 mm	30 mm
Design	anti-glare coating net full folding one-sided folding transport rollers ball and racquet holder bump compensator	anti-glare coating net full folding one-sided folding transport rollers ball and racquet holder bump compensator
General
Dimensions (HxLxW)	76x274х152.5 cm	76x274х152.5 cm
Weight	65 kg	65 kg
Color
Added to E-Catalog	february 2017	january 2016

Countertop thickness

The thickness of the countertop — the surface of the tennis table.

The thicker the countertop — the more high-quality and professional the table is considered to be, the better rebound it provides, the less prone to deformation and, accordingly, the more expensive it is. However, note that only countertops made of the same material can be compared in thickness (see above). So, countertops made of chipboard up to 18 mm thick are usually classified as amateur, from 18 to 22 mm — as semi-professional, and from 25 mm — as professional. In turn, for the most advanced melamine models, the thickness of the working surface does not exceed 10 mm.