A pool tables weight will vary between manufacturer, table style / design and the thickness of the slate. A good rule of thumb is to expect the table to weigh between 225 and 300 kiolgrams. Floors that have minimal support will flex slightly as players move around the room. This will impact with the balance of the table over time.

Yes, you can install a pool table or other heavy object on laminate flooring. Please ensure that follow all recommended installation procedures.

The pool is 1750 lbs, when filled to a depth of 22". This is about the same weight as 10-15 people. When the pool is filled to a depth of 22", it exerts a pressure of 95lbs per square foot upon the floor. A solid floor is preferable on which to position the pool. We are not able to guarentee that your floor will support the weight of the pool. If you are concerned, you may want to contact a professional builder, surveyor or structural engineer. Back to top

Since most full size snooker and pool cues are 57" or 58"” in length, around five feet of space is needed between the cushion rails and the surrounding walls or furniture. However there are very few recreational rooms that do not have some sort of obstacle that interferes with play. Sideboards, fireplaces, sloping walls and furniture often interrupt and affect perfect cueing room. In some instances a shorter cue may enable play where room space is at a premium.

That depends on the model. In many cases, we recommend you use a certified pool table mechanic. If you can’t find one, contact us for assistance.

Run everything as normal, and test the pool after the rain has stopped. A common fallacy is that because salt water is heavier than fresh water. If you turn everything off, the fresh water will float on top, leaving only the rainwater to be drained off. This is not the case and we strongly recommend that you don't try this.

The brush is the second most important item when it comes to caring for pool tables. Brush the table in one direction only, the same direction each and every time. The most recommended direction is from head to

An occasional once-over with the vacuum cleaner will really help to keep cloth looking new. The vacuum picks up the stubborn lint and micro-fine cat hair that the brush misses, as well as suck any chalk and powder out of the fibers. A lot of people prefer the dusting attachment. The bristles help loosen the chalk as you vacuum the surface of the cloth. They also keep from applying too much suction to the cloth, which can also stretch the cloth.

Depending on the manufacture and style of the table, moving can be difficult or may damage the table, if attempted by the homeowner. To properly move a snooker or pool table, it should be disassembled, moved, assembled and re-leveled. When a table is installed it is made level to earth and each piece of slate is registered to its mate. If a table is moved without realignment, it will loose accurate playability and in some cases it will be damaged.

Yes. Contrary to popular belief, our pool table does not take up much booth space. The outer dimensions of the table are 4 ft x 8 ft that is equivalent to the size of two banquet tables. Tip: If space is limited, place the table with one of the long ends nearest the aisle. Accordingly, the pool table only comes into the booth four feet. We will customize your show to meet your unique conditions.

For pool tables, there are basically four sizes. Our clients most often buy whatever size best suits their needs and space. 9 foot is the standard size for professional tournament play. 8 foot and Oversized 8 foot tables are common in homes with smaller rooms. 7 foot tables are sometimes coin-operated and found in bars. Almost all of our new pool tables are available in every size. Pool table sizes are referred to as "7 foot," "8 foot," or "9 foot" out of convenience.

To accommodate the standard 57 inch cue length, we recommend a 5 foot clearance around the playfield of the table. However, this is negotiable with smaller cues and open walls. See above for playfield dimensions. If it appears that you do not have enough room for a pool table, do not be discouraged. We urge you to contact us so that we may provide you with more specific information and consultation. We have extensive experience in helping clients plan the space for their game room.

In billiards, just as in anything, you get what you pay for. We carry only pool tables that incorporate slate beds in their construction. The durability of slate is crucial to good play and long life. We invite you to come in to one of our locations soon and ask an associate what makes a great pool table. Since we service everything we sell, it is important to us that we provide you with high quality and excellent value in all our merchandise.

Yes you can install your own pool table, but we recommend that you get a professional to install it for you. However, if you do decide to install your own pool table, then you should purchase our color DVD pool table installation guide for only $14.95 and/or We can provide a FREE Pool Table Assembly Guide (paper back), upon request.

It depends on the type of surface material - please see the "Question and Answer" immediately above. Since Staticide is a water-based product, Heavy Duty Staticide can not be used on table tops or chairs made of fine, finished wood because it would leave a greasy residue on the surface in addition to damaging the surface.

For a 7 foot table the recommended room size is 12'6" x 15'. For an 8 foot table the recommended room size is 13' x 17'.* Dimensions are based on the use of a regulation 57-inch cue stick.

The table is delivered in its component parts and then assembled in the room where it is to be installed. Some tables will arrive in boxes and others have pre-assembled parts and cabinets. The legs and table frame are bolted together and installed. The table is positioned in the exact location of required. The slate is installed and levelled. The cloth is applied across the slate. The rails (with matching cloth) are installed with pockets.

With reasonable care, a snooker or pool table should last several generations. The slate will outlast all of us.. The wooden components need to be kept dry and free from atmospheric moisture. Except for cosmetic bumps and scratches, there is very little maintenance required. The cloth will need replacement every few years, depending on how much it is played on and how dirty and soiled it gets. There are fabric treatments specific for pool cloth that will extend its life.

Our 7ft pool table size is: 3.5' x 7' (40" x 80"). Our 8ft table size is: 4' x 8' (44" x 88"). Our 9ft table size is: 4.5' x 9' (50" x 100"). Pool table height is approximately 30".

We will refer you to one of our nationwide independent pool table installers or you can purchase our optional nationwide installation service; and we will take care of everything for you.

The majority of English Pool tables are manufactured on production lines from veneered laminates. Dependant on the table design, various laminates are available including, Mahogany, Oak, Ash, Beech, Black Ash and Walnut. Veneered laminate provides a highly desirable cosmetic appeal. With a high quality pool table, other woods provide the structure and strength. It is important however, to know what material (wood) is under the veneer.

We are aware that our players are from around the world, and that for many of them English is not the first language. However, at this time our policy only allows for English to be spoken at the tables. Italian language support is COMING SOON!

Yes, the construction of a 25 metre 6 lane pool with double deep-ends and adjoining beginners pool has recently been completed. Click here to see a photo

No, it means you have too many "chloramines" in the pool. This is chlorine that has already bound up with contaminants in the water and is no longer an effective sanitizer. Shock the pool to remove the chloramines and your odor will go away.

American pockets are bigger, and the rubber on the cushions of the American POOL TABLES is a different shape.

Heavy metals are trace metals with a density at least five times that of water. They are stable elements that cannot be metabolized by the body and get passed up in the food chain to human beings (bio-accumulate). The most common and harmful heavy metals are Aluminum Arsenic Cadmium Copper Lead Mercury and Nickel. There are many more existing heavy metals that are not as prevalent or as harmful as the previously noted elements.

Heavy drinking is consuming alcohol in excess of 1 drink per day on average for women and greater than 2 drinks per day on average for men (NIAAA, 2004).

The heaviest box is the one holding the projector — about 40 lbs which is including Astronomy and More notebook. The dome weighs about 45 lbs. The fan and case weigh about 22 lbs.