Slate Billiard Table

I need some help. After spending the Winter collecting 5 pool tables worth of slate (which is very smooth) for the front walkway of my house I realized that the slate will be slippery when wet. Is there a way to sand blast or apply another type of process Few things can ruin a relaxing game of billiards faster than a damaged table. True fans of the game will shell out the extra coin for a slate table, because they know they will never have to worry about the surface of the table being uneven. The reassuring Avoid scams, deal with people locally. Beware of people who want to wire money, use cashiers checks, money orders, or want to drop ship products. Learn more here. Classified ads are posted by individuals as is, with no guarantees by this site. We will not The house also has a formal living room with a fireplace, a dining room where the walls are lined with bookcases, and a paneled game room with a billiard table. The game room features multi-pane French doors that opens to a large slate terrace overlooking 8 foot slate pool table came with our house and never used by us. Slate is in great shape. Needs to be dis-assembled and carried out of basement. Needs felt. Has a ball return. Wood Veneer with copper accents. Charles Ferdon credits the redone tables at Slate Billiards for his recent improvement in his pool stroke. “The thing that stands out is the tables, they are completely redone,” he said. “In fact, the entire place is redone.” Ferdon lives in .

None of your dinner guests would imagine that underneath your brilliant table settings, is an awesome slate pool table, with all its accessories. The table is 6 feet long, and weighs in at about 500 pounds, but it is certain to make much better use of your Charles Ferdon credits the revamped tables at Slate Billiards for the recent improvement in his pool stroke. "The thing that stands out is the tables; they are completely redone," he said. "In fact, the entire place is redone." Ferdon lives in Broward Phelan believed that to further popularize the game of billiards, he would need to standardize the gear. If tables and balls weren’t the same from one location to another—well, you were basically playing a different game every time you went somewhere new. The Dynasty is a very 21st Century take on a gaming platform that's been with us for more than 500 years - the billiard table. The US$100,000 Dynasty features sculptured metal, slate pockets, and neon–look LED under lighting. Add to that a host of other .