We moved this one piece slate Delta pool table circa 1970 from Laguna Niguel to San Clemente. This pool table was located in the upstairs area and needed to be moved down a 180 degree landing. The pool table king often refers to these 1pc slates as “widow makers” due to the difficulty and dangerous maneuvering […]
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Brunswick Centennial Carom Table
One year ago (nearly to the day), we setup a Brunswick Centennial Art Deco Masterpiece in Redlands, California. The lengthy and difficult process of restoring a mid-century table, didn’t scare off our customer. He fell in love (rightly so) with his 10′ snooker table so much, that he decided to restore a matching 10′ carom table. Back […]
Placing an Area Rug Under a Pool Table
Getting Billiard Table Centered on Rug We are often asked if it is okay to put a billiard table on a rug. The answer is: absolutely. We were able to get this Gustav Beach Manufacturing pool table in Coto de Caza, California aligned easily. The homeowner had the rug in place (and gave time for it […]
Goodbye Renaissance
We have serviced this pool table 6 times over the past fifteen-plus years. Disassembling and crating the slates felt like saying goodbye to an old friend. Years ago, this 9′ Renaissance was located in Covina, California. We’ve moved it and refelted it a few times, most recently about a year ago in its current location […]
Rustic Style Watson
This 8′ Watson gives this Santa Ana, California game room a nice rustic vibe. Clean modern lines, paired with roughly textured oak were a winner for this family. Taupe Teflon cloth makes for a warm, inviting playing field. The contemporary Watson, also available in a two-tone finish, is affordably priced and has all the bells […]
Golden West Contempo
We moved this 8′ Golden West pool table from Anaheim Hills to Yorba Linda, California. This Contempo model has chrome accents, half round moulding details, and whitewashed finish. Seven years ago, we refelted this pool table as part of a new flooring move. The family is now relocating and will not be taking the table. The table […]