With all the recent talk of shuffleboards, I did a little nosing around, and it turns out that you can still get a vinyl tile shuffleboard from Armstrong:
This definitely goes on my dream list! The back half of our basement is concrete… my husband David has been opposed to vinyl tiles even retro-sized ones… but when I show him this, it just might turn him around. He likes shuffleboard! … I think it would be pretty easy to work this very primary red-white-blue design into any number of color combos. I really particularly like the Armstrong Excelon black – it looks like it hasn’t changed forever.
Thanks also to reader Kitschy Kimberly who just happened to see a house with a vintage basement shuffleboard and sent this image in. Man, was life simpler then, or what. Thank you Kitschy Kim!
A basement shuffleboard for Dave & Sarah 
How to paint your own shuffleboard 
A 1950s basement ‘village green’ – from Armstrong flooring 
Become a fan
Ha! The church that I grew up in had these shuffleboard tiles in the fellowship hall. Talk about a trip down memory lane.
OMG!!!!! I have one of these shuffleboard set ups in my basement floor!!!!! I even have the original discs and poles!!!
diane – send us pics send us pics!
I would but, how do I upload them?
diane, email photos to me at: retrorenovation at gmail dot com
I also have the original…but ours is black and red as opposed to blue and red. I will take a photo
Aw man, when house-hunting, my husband and I visited this awesome 1937 house that we loved, but was more work than we were ready for, and it had a shuffleboard lino in the basement! It was super awesome.
We are restoring a mid century ranch. Where can we purchase period looking vinyl flooring?
Welcome, Lori. See my category: Kitchens/Flooring for all the different retro-styled flooring that we have identified so far.