Hall of Games Billiard Tables Multiple Styles, Pool Tables with Preassembled Playfields and Complete Billiard Accessory Sets, Perfect for Family Game Rooms
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Style: 5.5 Ft. Apex
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- COMPACT SIZE & DURABLE: This high-quality 5.5 Modern style billiard table is compact and designed for real game action at a size that will fit in many game rooms, and ships mostly preassembled with all the accessories you need for a classic game of pool
- CRAFTSMANSHIP: The top rail and apron of this table are made of MDF and PVC laminated with an oak wood finish on top and a white laminate side, the playing surface is over 12 thick (15mm) and made of engineered wood
- PLAYING SURFACE & BALL ROLL: The 57.875 " x 28.25'' playfield of this drop pocket table is velvet cloth-covered with L-shaped rubber bumpers for a smooth ball roll of the included 1.75 pool ball set
- STURDY LEG DESIGN:The table legs are made of MDF and designed with a white and wood grain PVC laminate to create a Modern style. The legs have adjustable 4 oversized leg levelers and the tables playfield has an adjustable bracket to help even the surface
- ROOM SIZE & ASSEMBLY: The playfield mainframe is preassembled, the assembly process mostly consists of building and attaching the legs, the recommended room size for this table is 13.5 x 11 to allow for cue stick movement around the table
Brand: Hall of Games
Color: White/Black
Material: Metal, PVC, Wood
Product Dimensions: 35.8"L x 31"W x 65.5"H
Sport: Billiards
Item Weight: 101.64 Pounds
Assembly Required: Yes
Number of Players: 2
Base Material: Oak Wood
Frame Material: Wood
Brand Name: Hall of Games
Sport Type: Billiards
Number of Players: 2
Age Range Description: Adult
UPC: 821735029506
Manufacturer Part Number: BL066Y22009
Model Number: BL066Y22009
Included Components: 1.75” Billiard Ball Set (1), 48” Cue Stick (2), Triangle (1), Chalk (2), Brush (1)
Warranty Description: 90 days
Item Type Name: Billiard Table
Manufacturer: Medal Sports - Dropship
Material Type: Metal, PVC, Wood
Base Material: Oak Wood
Frame Material Type: Wood
Top Material Type: Engineered Wood,Laminate,Mdf
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 35.8"L x 31"W x 65.5"H
Item Weight: 101.64 Pounds
Is Assembly Required: Yes
Recommended Uses For Product: Billiard
Color: White/Black
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I bought this for game night and it was a great buy. The table is sturdy doesn’t look cheap. My husband is 6’3 and was able to play without feeling awkward. Only downside is that I got one pool stick not two and it’s on the cheap side. The pockets for the balls aren’t deep enough but it’s not that serious.
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Love our new pool table!!!!! Let me say first that the delivery crew got here way earlier than the delivery time and left the box outside in my carport while raining! Huge issue finding multiple people to help me try to get it inside being a small woman!! So was really annoyed but after recruiting and taking apart the pieces one by one we got it done! This isn’t a one or two man job, it took 4 people to put this together as it’s really heavy and made well!! My dad is a pool shark and was impressed by the table as you can’t tell it’s not slate, it’s heavy!! We have had it for almost a week, plays well and looks amazing!!! We bought new pool sticks but all in all this table is worth the money!!!! Soo happy with our purchase!
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