Standard Snooker Table - Tanishq Billiards

Standard Snooker Table - Tanishq Billiards

Snooker 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 

Table Slates: Imported I Indian Italian I Granite Slates 5 pieces 45 I 38 mm with CNC Machine Levelled 

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 Snooker table 

Snooker 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 are the dimensions of a standard snooker table?

A: A standard snooker table typically measures 12 feet by 6 feet, although smaller sizes are also available for home use.

Q: What is the playing surface of a standard snooker table made of?

A: The playing surface of a standard snooker table is made of a high-quality slate covered with a special cloth, usually green in color, known as snooker cloth or baize.

Q: How high is the snooker table from the ground?

A: The height of a standard snooker table from the ground to the top of the cushion rail is typically 2 feet 9.5 inches (or 85 cm).

Q: What are the dimensions of the pockets on a standard snooker table?

A: The dimensions of the pockets on a standard snooker table are smaller than those on a pool table. They typically measure around 3.5 inches (89 mm) in width.

Q: What type of balls are used on a standard snooker table?

A: Standard snooker balls are typically made of phenolic resin and come in a set of 22 balls. This includes 15 red balls, 1 black ball, 1 pink ball, 1 blue ball, 1 brown ball, 1 green ball, and 1 yellow ball.

Q: What is the standard scoring system in snooker?

A: In snooker, players earn points by potting (sinking) balls in a specific order. The red balls are worth 1 point each, while the colored balls have higher values, ranging from 2 to 7 points. The objective is to score more points than your opponent.

Q: How is a standard snooker table set up for a game?

A: A standard snooker table is set up with the 15 red balls placed in a triangular formation, with the black ball on the pink spot. The colored balls are placed in specific positions on their spots.

Q: What is the maximum possible break in snooker?

A: The maximum possible break in snooker, also known as a "147," is achieved by potting all 15 red balls, each followed by a black ball, and then potting all the colored balls in the order of their values. This results in a total score of 147 points.

Q: Are there different variations of snooker tables?

A: Yes, there are variations of snooker tables, including smaller sizes for home use and different designs for professional play. The standard size mentioned earlier is used in professional tournaments.

Q: What are some maintenance tips for a standard snooker table?

A: To maintain a standard snooker table, it's important to brush the cloth regularly to remove dust and chalk residue. Keep the table covered when not in use to protect the cloth. Additionally, ensure the table is level to ensure fair gameplay.

Q: How do I choose the right snooker table for my needs?

A: When selecting a snooker table, consider factors such as available space, budget, and intended use. Smaller tables are suitable for home use, while larger, professional-sized tables are for serious players and tournaments.

Q: Where can I purchase a standard snooker table?

A: Call us 9990989899, 9643137147 to buy and purchase a standard snooker table.