Club Billiards Table

Club Billiards Table - Tanishq Billiards

Billiards table:

Table Sizes: 12ft x 6ft, 10ft x 5ft, 9ft x 4.5ft, 8ft x 4ft, 7ft x 3.5ft, 6ft x 3ft 

Table Color: Dark Brown I Cherry I Golden I Silver I Teak I Matte or Gloss finishing 

Billiards Table Slates

Imported I Indian Italian I Granite Slates 5 pieces 45 I 38 mm with CNC Machine Leveled 

Table Cloth: 6811 32/30Oz I Sam Spain I 777 I 6565 Cloth I England Cloth

Table Cushion: Premium Wooden Block Cushion with high speed rubber I

NRC or Melien Rubber Cushion top on Billiards table 

Table Pocket: Imported Inner English Pocket I Brass Outer Pocket of International standards 

Table Legs: Pure hard woods with full carving and turning as per design

Q: What is a Club Billiards Table?

A: A Club Billiards Table, also known as a pool table or billiards table, is a flat, rectangular playing surface used for cue sports such as pool, snooker, and billiards. It typically consists of a felt-covered playing surface, pockets at each corner and along the sides, and a set of balls.

Q: What are the standard dimensions of a Club Billiards Table?

A: The standard dimensions of a Club Billiards Table vary, but a common size is 9 feet by 4.5 feet. However, there are smaller and larger sizes available, including 7-foot and 8-foot tables for smaller spaces and 10-foot or larger tables for more spacious areas.

Q: What's the difference between a pool table, a snooker table, and a billiards table?

A: Pool Table: Used for various pool games, it has 16 balls, including a cue ball, and six pockets. Snooker Table: Used for snooker, a more complex game with 21 colored balls and a cue ball, played with a strict set of rules. Billiards Table: Used for carom billiards, where players use the cue ball to score points by hitting both opponent's and object balls.

Q: What type of cloth is used on Club Billiards Tables?

A: The cloth used on Club Billiards Tables is typically made of wool and nylon blend. High-quality tables use "worsted" cloth, which provides a smooth and consistent playing surface.

Q: How often should I replace the cloth on my Club Billiards Table?

A: The frequency of cloth replacement depends on usage, but it's recommended to replace it every few years or when you notice excessive wear, tears, or uneven playing conditions.

Q: What's the best way to maintain a Club Billiards Table?

A: Regular maintenance includes brushing the table to remove chalk and dust, keeping the table covered when not in use, and ensuring the table is level to prevent uneven rolls. Additionally, you should periodically check and tighten the table's bolts and screws.

Q: Can I install a Club Billiards Table in my home?

A: Yes, you can install a Club Billiards Table in your home if you have sufficient space. Make sure to measure the available area and choose a table size that fits comfortably with room for cueing around the table.

Q: How much does a Club Billiards Table cost?

A: The cost of a Club Billiards Table can vary significantly based on factors like size, quality, and brand. Call us 9990989899, 9643137147 for price and cost of Club Billiards Table.

Q: Do I need professional installation for a Club Billiards Table?

A: It's recommended to have a professional install your billiards table, especially larger and heavier models. Proper installation ensures the table is level and stable for accurate gameplay.

Q: Can I move a Club Billiards Table once it's installed?

A: Yes, you can move a Club Billiards Table, but it's a challenging task due to its weight and size. Professional movers with experience in handling billiards tables are recommended to avoid damage.

Q: What accessories do I need for a Club Billiards Table?

A: Essential accessories include cues, a cue rack, balls, a triangle rack, chalk, and a table cover. Depending on the games you want to play, you may also need additional equipment such as snooker balls or billiards scoring devices.

Q: Are there any safety precautions I should take with a Club Billiards Table?

A: Ensure the table is secure and won't tip over. Keep cues and accessories out of walkways to prevent tripping hazards. Be cautious when using cues to avoid accidentally hitting objects or table cloth.