Frequently Asked Questions
Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions about outdoor billiard tables.

Q. How do I place an order?
A. Simply fill out and submit the Inquiry Form and we’ll provide you with an exact quote.

Q. Once I order my table, how long before I get it?
A. Usually two to three weeks depending on the season and the requirements of the table.

Q. What kind of warranty do you offer?
A. Full 3-year warranty on manufactured parts and materials.

Q. Can I set up my own table?
A. The 1000 series, yes. It is extremely consumer friendly with the help of a friend or two. It weighs 400 pounds and is delivered to your door in a single box. For the 2000 and 3000 series, it’s a job for a professional, which we can arrange for you at the time of purchase.

Q. How do I clean the cloth parts of the table?
A. Our exclusive acrylic fabric is easy to clean. Stains, mold and mildew, spills and everyday dirt stay on the surface and do not penetrate the fibers of the cloth. Plain water and a brush or sponge will usually work, but you can also add liquid chlorine (or use water from your pool), or a small amount of soap. Scrub vigorously with a tile brush and rinse thoroughly.

Q. How long will the various parts of the table actually last?
A. This depends on treatment and use (commercial vs. private use, etc.): the pockets last 7-10 years; the rails and fabric last 5-10 years. The aluminum chassis could last a lifetime. The construction of the table will allow it to be recovered, moved and refurbished as needed providing years of enjoyment.

Q. Is there anything that can harm the tables?
A. Yes. Fire and extreme heat, such as matches, cigarettes, hot coals, vandalism, extreme harsh treatment, “Acts of God” such as earthquakes, etc.

Q. How do I move my pool table?
A. 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.

Q. How does the resin bed compare to the slate? Which is better?
A. Slate is preferred by billiards devotees. The composite resin, which is considerably lighter (400 pounds), is a good choice for more casual purposes, and for areas that can’t take the weight of the slate tables (800 pounds). For people who need portability, the lighter weight enables the tables to be moved more easily.

Q. What are the dimensions of a 7-foot table? 8-foot table?
A. Our tables are built to precise BCA (Billiards Congress of America) standards. The 7-foot table measures 50” X 90”. The 8-foot table measures 55” X 99” outside dimensions. The playing surface for a 7-foot table is 39” X 78” and an 8-foot table is 44” X 88”.

Q. Can your all-weather outdoor pool tables be used indoors?
A. Absolutely! Several designers have selected our contemporary design for indoor use. We can use a conventional woolen fabric to ensure that even the most discriminating players will be happy.

Q. Are your pool tables wheelchair accessible?
A. Yes.

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