Pool Tables

How To Buy A Pool Table

A well-made, well-maintained pool table can last you a lifetime. A good table can support a range of games for all skill levels. Here are some things to think about before making your purchase.

Instructions

STEP 1: Measure out your total available space to determine the size of your table. Pool tables range from 7 feet to 10 feet and are half as wide as they are long.

STEP 2: Take into consideration the fact that you need more than just room for the table itself. Ideally, you'll have a 5 3/4-foot clearance all around the table's perimeter.

STEP 3: Determine your budget - know that you'll get what you pay for.

STEP 4: Do some research on pool tables. Generally, it's not that much more expensive to buy a new table than to buy a used one. Keep in mind that moving a table a few times can put a lot of wear and tear on it.

STEP 5: Decide which features you value and can afford.

STEP 6: Focus your attention on the most essential element of the pool table - the playing surface, which consists of the cloth, the rails and the cushions.

STEP 7: Have your table professionally installed. It is definitely worth a little extra money to make sure the table is put together properly.

STEP 8: Hire an installer who is authorized by a major billiard company such as Mental Amusement.

STEP 9: Care for your table properly and it will last your entire lifetime.

Tips & Warnings

Table cloth is made of wool and nylon. The higher the percentage of wool your cloth has, the slower the balls will roll on the table.
Heavier table cloths last longer.

7 Foot Pool Tables



	Eliminator $1495.00

	Lincoln $2195.00

	Hamilton $2675.00

	Jackson $2675.00

8 Foot Pool Tables

	Eliminator $1495.00

	Black Pearl $1895.00

	Hamilton $2680.00

	Grant $2695.00

	Lincoln $2725.00

	Franklin $2725.00

	Jackson $2795.00


	Augustine $3295.00

	Chardonnay $3350.00