Every table on our floor has a genuine slate bed, a solid hardwood cabinet, and cushions tuned to tournament spec. We’ve never sold imitation slate in 60 years — and we won’t start now.
The table pro players are playing on. Tournament-grade slate, pro-cut pockets, and the signature Gold Crown styling.
American-made slate table with Olhausen’s Accu-Fast cushions and solid hardwood construction. Perfect for the home.
Used in the Mosconi Cup and US Open. Diamond’s ProAm cushions deliver the most consistent playing experience on the market.
Real slate, solid wood, and classic styling at an entry price point. Ships with cloth in your choice of color.
For serious snooker players. Full-size 5×10 slate bed with hand-stitched leather pockets and napped snooker cloth.
Heated 3-cushion carom billiards table, built to international specifications. Available by special order.
Pool table that converts to dining, table tennis, or air hockey. Perfect for smaller game rooms that do double duty.
We periodically acquire restored antique and pre-owned tables — Brunswick Centennials, Anniversary models, and more.
Pricing varies by size, wood finish, and cloth color. Call or visit the showroom for current inventory and full pricing.
Unlike online retailers, the price we quote is the price you pay — with no surprise installation fees or mystery accessory bundles.
Our nationally-respected installer levels and sets your table on-site.
Cues, balls, racks, chalk, brush, cover — everything you need to play.
30+ cloth colors available. Tournament green, burgundy, navy — your call.
Slate, frame, and rails are warrantied for life — on every new table.
The rule of thumb: you need 5 feet of clear space around all four sides of the table for comfortable cue play. For a standard 57-inch cue, less than that means you’ll be cutting shots short or using a house cue.
Here are the minimum room dimensions for the three most common table sizes:
Our entire showroom is set up in the parlor. Bring a cue, bring your family, and play the table you’re considering — on real slate, under real light.