This is an old, really old antique Brunswick pool table with ball return that we were hired to disassemble. The longtime Cypress, CA residents were pulling up the stakes and moving on down south to Fallbrook, CA. The client didn’t trust his regular movers to handle the inch and a half thick slates. He convinced […]
March 2010
Broken Pool Table Slate
This pool table slate was damaged due to disassembly inexperience. This 3/4″ piece of slate had slate screw holes that were covered with putty and the person who disassembled the pool table years ago tried to remove the slate from the table with out removing the (hidden) screws. The slate cracked. We were able […]
Show Your Wild Side
Just to show you the things you can do with color and print. Don’t be afraid to show your wild side when it comes to your pool table. This Aramith FusionTable, features Ocelot and Standard Blue against the Wenge.
How NOT to Move Your Pool Table – Part 3
Whether you are having a party or just looking to make space by moving your pool table, you may want to think twice about trying to scoot or push your table to where you want it to be. The pool table pictured above was moved without proper tools and knowhow. The legs buckled and the […]
How NOT To Move Your Pool Table – Part 2
Once again folks, please seek assistance before trying to move your pool table yourself. You may find yourself in a predicament like this one pictured here.
How NOT to move your pool table.
Okay folks, there are good ways to move a pool table and there are bad ways to move a pool table. The best way to transport a pool table is to have it disassembled in its current location, transport the pieces, then reassembled in its new location. The only exceptions are pool tables that are […]