Finished tables, sixteen rooms
Some of our work
Tables from Steve's shop, in the rooms they ended up in. Each row below stands on one level line, a nod to the one thing every table here has in common: it was leveled before anyone broke.
Left to right: burgundy felt with ball-and-claw legs in a wide great room, and the same burgundy cloth up close with two cues crossed and a set of balls.
Left to right: green felt on a checkered floor in a wood-paneled club room, two light oak tables with navy felt, and a dark wood table with cabriole legs and tan felt on a patterned rug.
Left to right: a long hall of tables with blue and black felt down a pale aisle, and a dark-legged green table in a pine-paneled rec room.
Left to right: black felt on a blond oak base, green felt and carved legs in a room hung with mounted wildlife, and a pair of blue felt tables with silver rails.
Left to right: burgundy felt in a finished basement, green felt under three green lamps, and wine-colored felt by a window.
Left to right: green felt and cherry-colored rails in a large grey room, green felt on oak legs with a fresh rack, and grey felt on a weathered wood frame.
Three things worth looking at in these rooms
Level slate
Look along a rail. When the slate under it is set true, the cushion line runs parallel to the floor and to the next table's rail, which is what a customer meant by “as level as the horizon.” Leveling is the last thing done on every new table installation.
Felt pulled tight
Check the cloth at the rails and pockets: no ripples, no slack, the color even across the bed. That is what a good pool table recovery looks like when the table goes back in service.
Every kind of room
A club room, a pine-paneled rec room, a finished basement, a hall of tables, a bright front room. And not every table is green: burgundy, navy, black, tan, wine and grey all appear above. The shop's own felt color list runs to twenty-three cloths.
Seen a felt you would like in your own room? Tell Steve which one when you ask for a recovery quote. No price is listed for any of it until he has seen the table.
Your room could be the next one on the wall.
Whether it is a new Brunswick, a table you already own that needs new cloth, or a move to a different room, call Steve and describe what you have.