Pool Tables Revisited

[RyanbabZ71]

Well today I went to a local billiards shops. They had some nice tables. Wide range of prices $1199 to 25K. I am going to go Monday and order one (cheaper end but still a good table). A little more than I wanted to pay but you get all the accessories, delivery, and setup included so its actually not bad at all. Plus it is oak with 1" thick slate and I am going with a dark green top.

 

I am going with the renegade in the link below. The one i really wanted was very expensive. It had wrigley field on the top with cubs and cardinals balls. My gf didnt really like it.

 

http://www.clbailey.com/PoolTables-CLBailey.cfm#

[6Burgh]

As long as it as a flat shooting surface and good rails that's all that really matters. The rest is just for looks. Have fun with your new toy when you get it.

[RyanbabZ71]

Picture of the light my gf got me for my bday. Put it up tonight. Friday morning table arrives!

[Halen5150]

The way I see it...my pool table is going in the garage. Beer will be spilled upon the surface from time to time (proven fact, heh), so I'm not looking for anything fancy. Yours looks awesome though, man.

[RyanbabZ71]

Pic of the new table

[99silveradoz71]

There we go, the entertainment is in place. I hope you're not tossing the dining space out for a game room, but then again life's about priorities.

[RyanbabZ71]

I hope you're not tossing the dining space out for a game room

 

Oh no not at all. Next to the kitchen is the dining room. That room was a 'formal' dining room but that sounds to fancy. They good thing is if we have a large party (family thanksgiving???) we can throw a piece of plywood down and a cover and itll double as a table

[Halen5150]

Hey Ryan, how big is your pool table room? I was thinking of doing the same with my formal dining room(I already have a table and chairs in the kitchen), but I'm not sure if it's big enough. I don't want any pool cues hitting my walls. Naw mean?

[RyanbabZ71]

its hmmm 12ft 1" x 10 ft something???

 

Go here

 

http://www.ornerbilliards.com/

 

on the left click on dimensions that tells you the size table. There are 2 spots where we have to use a 42" cue no biggie. Havent had any I havent been able to hit as of yet