Mapquest said:
Looking to purchase a used table for my 14 year old son to play with his friends in the basement. Not looking for a Tornado sort of thing, just casual users but wanted a decently built one that isn't going to peel / look like cr*p in a year or two from maybe once a week use sort of thing.
Came across a gently used Roberto Sport Scout:
https://www.robertosport.it/en/prodotto/free-play-table-soccer/scout/
In beech color. Seems to be "only" 110lbs. But curious if the quality of the table will be decent enough otherwise, or should I be looking at tables in the ~130-160 lb range like the Roberto or Fabi/FAS "Home" models at a minimum?
Considering your intended usage of once-a-week and casual play, the Scout model should be able to withstand the activity and hold up well over time. It's always a good idea to check the table in person, if possible, and inspect its overall condition, playing surface, rods, and other components.
If you prefer a heavier table, the Roberto or Fabi/FAS "Home" models you mentioned with weights in the 130-160 lb range can provide even more stability. However, they might come at a higher price point. Assess your budget and prioritize the features and weight that best suit your requirements.