Billiard tables(18)
Pool and snooker tables, cloths, cushions, slate beds and fittings. New and used, from players, clubs and shops, no commission.
Pool tables
7ft for home and bar, 8ft club, 9ft tournament. Rasson, Diamond, Dynamic.
Snooker tables
Full-size 12ft and compact 10ft. Riley, BCE, ex-club tables.
Cloths
Simonis, Strachan, Hainsworth. Worsted for snooker, napped for eight-ball.
Cushions
K-66 rubber for pool, L-77 and steel block for snooker. Replaced every 10–15 years.
Slate beds
19–30 mm slate, one-piece and sectional. The heart of any good table.
Lighting
Two light points over a 7ft, three over a 9ft, a linear fitting for snooker.
Table parts
Legs, levelling feet, pockets, rails, slate bolts, coin mechanisms.
Table service
Recloth, new rubber, levelling, installation and frame repairs.
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How to choose a billiard table
Billiard tables are bought once every fifteen years or so, which makes the first decision about space rather than brand. Playing with a full 145 cm cue needs roughly 1.5 metres of clearance on every side. A 7ft pool table (198 × 99 cm playing area) needs a room of at least 4.9 × 3.9 m and is the only size that realistically fits a flat. An 8ft needs 5.2 × 4.1 m, a 9ft tournament table 5.5 × 4.3 m, and a full-size snooker table at 12ft wants 6.7 × 4.9 m. Measure the room before you start browsing — it is the most common first-purchase mistake.
The second decision is the bed. A slate bed of 19–30 mm gives a true, repeatable roll and holds its level for years; MDF and plywood tables are lighter and cheaper but start to wave within a year and cannot be levelled back. A 9ft slate table weighs 350–500 kg and a 12ft snooker table up to 1100–1400 kg, which feeds straight into the cost of transport — on a big table it can exceed the price of the used table itself. Buying used, check the slate joints, the hardness of the rubber in the cushions and the state of the cloth around the pockets — all three can be replaced, but each adds a bill.
Listings feature Rasson, Diamond, Brunswick, Dynamic and Polish makers, and on the snooker side Riley and BCE — usually ex-club tables from venues that closed, bought for a fraction of the new price. To complete the room you also need balls in the size that matches the table, billiard cues and lighting hung 80–90 cm above the slate. Sizes are compared in the guide which billiard table to buy: 7ft, 8ft or 9ft, and dimensions, weights and prices in how much a billiard table costs and how much a billiard table weighs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a slate-bed billiard table cost?
A 7-ft billiard table with a slate bed starts around $1500 (entry-level Buffalo, Automaten Hoffmann), mid-tier $2500–4500 (Rasson Victory, Sam Leisure Atlantic), and pro 8-ft/9-ft tournament tables (Diamond, Brunswick, Rasson Ox) cost $6000–18000. Used premium tables often sell for half retail.
7-ft, 8-ft or 9-ft billiard table — which to choose?
7-ft = "bar box", compact for homes and pubs (playing area 96×48"). 8-ft = club standard pool (~112×56"). 9-ft = WPA tournament pool (~100×50" playing area). Snooker uses 10-ft or 12-ft. Choice depends on room: minimum clearance around the table is +5 ft on each side for a full cue stroke.
How heavy is a slate billiard table?
An 8-ft table with a 3-piece slate bed weighs 900–1400 lb — slate alone 450–800 lb, frame 350–450 lb, cushions and cloth 100–200 lb. A 9-ft tournament table weighs 1400–2000 lb. Transport and assembly require a service (3–4 people). Floor load: 40 psf min — hardwood is fine, timber joists usually OK, but a basement with a wooden floor may need reinforcement.
Slate bed vs MDF — what is the difference?
Slate (stone) is the tournament standard — perfectly flat, does not warp, holds cloth smoothly. Thickness 3/4"–1" (WPA requires min 3/4"). MDF/melamine is a substitute in cheap home tables ($400–900) — warps over time from humidity, plays slower. For serious play → only slate.
How to choose billiard cloth?
Pool tournament standard: Simonis 860 (fast, thinner) or 760 (slower, more durable). Snooker: Strachan 6811. Carom: Simonis 300. Color: worsted (Simonis) in "tournament blue" or green. Thickness 6–8 mm. Recloth is a service job (stretching + gluing) — $200–500 depending on the table.