
Mahjong Rack & Pusher – 20 in, U-Shaped
A 20-inch U-shaped rack with a scalloped edge, cast in nine colourways across two depths. The other half of a playable table.
- MaterialCast acrylic
- Length508 mm (20 in)
- Depth70 mm or 83 mm, by finish

Soft blush pink with delicate floral artwork. The colorway that sells to women’s game groups, gift shops and bridal occasions.
| Material | Durable melamine |
|---|---|
| Tile count | 166 tiles — the 152-tile playing set plus 14 spares |
| Tile size | 30 mm × 23 mm × 13 mm (1.18″ × 0.91″ × 0.51″) |
| Colour | White front, soft blush pink back |
| Weight | 4.2 kg (9.3 lb) per set |
| Compatibility | All American Mahjong rules |
Designed for the fast-growing community of women’s mahjong groups. The soft blush pink back and delicate floral artwork give game night a different feel.
It is an easy gift to buy: bridal showers, retirement parties, birthdays and ladies’ game days all suit this colorway.
Durable melamine construction stands up to regular use, so it holds its looks as retail stock as well as it does on a kitchen table.
Send your quantities and the mix of colorways you want. We reply with pricing, availability and dispatch timing. No order is too small to quote.

A 20-inch U-shaped rack with a scalloped edge, cast in nine colourways across two depths. The other half of a playable table.

The classic look. Full 166-tile American set in ivory with easy-to-read markings and regulation sizing — the safe, always-sells colorway.

Deep navy tiles with crisp, high-contrast markings. A professional finish aimed at clubs, leagues and tournament players.
Three guides that answer what buyers ask us before they commit to a carton.
How many tiles in a mahjong set? 144 for Chinese, 152 for American, 166 as shipped with 14 spares — what each number means and what to check on delivery.
What the three tile measurements actually mean, why thickness decides whether a tile fits your rack, and which size suits the players at your table.
How wholesale American Mahjong orders actually work — mixed cartons, what to verify on delivery, and the questions worth asking a supplier first.