A rack is not optional equipment in American Mahjong. The tiles stand in it and the hand is played from it, which is why the length matters — 20 inches runs a full thirteen-tile hand with room to draw without shuffling tiles around.
The scalloped edge is the functional part. Each scallop seats one tile, so a row stays square and readable instead of slumping into a pile the moment somebody nudges the table. That is the difference between a rack you notice and one you never think about.
It comes in nine colourways, and the two material families differ in depth: the tortoiseshell finishes are 70 mm front to back, the pearlescent finishes 83 mm. Both take the same 30 mm tile, so either pairs with the sets we make.
Every Colourway
Nine colourways, two depths
The tortoiseshell finishes are 70 mm front to back; the pearlescent finishes are 83 mm. Both take the same tile.
Tortoiseshell Green70 mm deepTortoiseshell Beige70 mm deepTortoiseshell Orange70 mm deepPearlescent Black83 mm deepPearlescent White83 mm deepPearlescent Pink83 mm deepPearlescent Green83 mm deepPearlescent Blue83 mm deepPearlescent Ice Blue83 mm deep
Need pricing on a rack order?
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.
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.