8- ft. solid wood billiards table - slate playing surface -Complete Accessories

Description

*Solid wood 8-ft billiards table (professional size)
with slate (not sure either 1/2" or 3/4") playing surface (won't warp)
* Most cheaper table uses MDF (medium density fiberboard) which can crack, split or warp
* Table Dimensions: (Long) 96" x (Wide) 54.25" x (High) 32"
* Place purchase:
ARS Billiard, 4445 Tyler Street, Riverside, CA 92508
Description:
The ARS Erin pool Table . Available in both 8-foot and 7-foot models, this table features solid wood rails, body, and elegance to any game room with The Erin Billiard Table from ARS. Other features include fringed leather drop pockets, 1-inch backed K pattern slate, K66 cushion rubber, and double diamond pearlized sites. Our Uni-Body design makes assembly and disassembly easier; the body comes fully assembled and the double crossbeam construction supports the slate and adds stability to the table. The Erin pool table is a great addition to any home.
There are approx. 60 pieces of accessories:
- a set of pool balls (16 balls)
- a set of snooker balls (22 balls)
- bought Snooker balls at Schmelke Manufacturing, 301Millard Drive, New London, NC 28127
- bought the billiard table and the kit at
- ARS Billiard, 4445 Tyler Street, Riverside, CA 92503
*The table playing surface is made of "slate", not MDF (medium density fiber board) or other wood board
to ensure that the surface won't warp.
- pool table with MDF board is much cheaper because it can crack and break
* I do my best to bring out all information I know.
* Please be sure that you will be happy with the merchandise before you decide to buy
because it can not be returned.
* In conclusion:
- this billiard accessories includes
- 16 pool balls
- 21 billiard balls
- one side table cue stick's holder (can hold up to 8 sticks upright.)
- one pair of wood wall mount cue stick's holder (can hold up to 8 sticks)
- wood triangle cue rack
- wood diamond cue rack
- under rail brush
- table brush
- tip repair kit and chalks, includes additional 12 pieces chalks
- tally bottle
- tally balls
- two pieces suspend chalk's holders.
- six gloves some small size, some medium size
*NOTE: Those gloves are small, probably they will better fit small person
only one glove has been used
- two cue sticks, each measure 57.5"
- two black cue sticks, each measure 56.5"
*both sticks' tips are loose, and being secured by wrapping electrical tape over it
- four shorter cue sticks, each measure 48.5"
- one 58" rack cue stick for hard to reach a ball
Description for the billiard table's specific blemishes in details as bellow.
#1. There are many lines of cracks on one side of the wood panel under the rail. However, it does not happen the entire panel, it affects about two third of the entire panel. The rest of three sides are all right. I believe the temperature is the cause because the table is kept in the garage which exposed to summer heat as high as 110 degrees fahrenheit and as low as 33 degrees celcius in winter without air-conditioner or heater in the garage. However, those cracks appear to be at the surface. I think it can be painted over with glossy stain but I am not sure it will do or won't do the trick because I am not a carpenter. It is up to your judgment. For sure, to make it perfect probably sand it down and stain over it.
Note: I'm afraid to do it because I don't want to mess it up.
#2. There is a tiny hole in one area of the felt.
#3. On the playing surface, there is a half circle pattern drawn with a pencil.
I've personally done it to simulate the same way playing a snooker's game as in my original country.
Note: I am sure that pencil mark can be erased or can lighten it.
I think that about all the details I can find.