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American Heritage New Cushions and Felt

A while back, we broke this 8′ American Heritage down for temporary storage and eventual move from Fountain Valley, California. We left the frame, slate, and hardware with the homeowner, but took the rails with us to be recushioned. American Heritages aren’t known for using high-quality cushion rubber, and this 8-year-old table already needed some

American Heritage goes Titanium

American Heritage Gets New Bounce We were called on to refelt this eight-year-old American Heritage pool table in North Tustin, California. The family had just moved into the home and wanted to fix up the billiard table that was left by the previous homeowners. The camel-colored cloth was worn and a little too beige for

American Heritage Comes to Life (again)

American Heritage Pool Table Recushioned and Refelted We first met this pool table back in September to move it from a home in Orange, CA. Due to dead rails, we were unable to complete the move at that time. This week with new cushion rubber and steel gray Tour Edition worsted cloth in tow, we finished

If It’s an American Heritage, Beware of Dead Cushions

We were recently out on a job in Anaheim Hills, CA. The client hired us to disassemble their six-year-old American Heritage billiard table located in an upstairs bonus room. The first thing I do when I arrive at a client’s home is to inspect the pool table cushions. Sure as the Sun rises in the

Yet Another American Heritage with Dead Cushions

This week in Fullerton, CA we finished up another American Heritage recushion job. A great looking, well built pool table that is about 5 years old should not need recushioning. I just can’t believe how many of these pool tables have bad rubber! But now, with new cushions and new felt (and a new spot

Third Time’s a Charm

We first met this American Heritage Britton weeks ago in Huntington Beach, California. The pool table was located on the third floor of a narrow build house, common in that part of town. In order to get it down the tight space of the stairway, we had to completely disassemble all parts to the point where it