As the manufacturer of innovative billiard tables, GLD Products® delivers exciting game nights with unprecedented savings - and benefits of buying direct from the manufacturer. Our Fat Cat® pool tables come in luxurious, dense models or highly functional, portable styles to perfectly suit a wide range of spaces. Whether you want the feel of a modern playing center or casual home rec room, these tables will excite for years to come.
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Billiard Tables FAQs
How does a foldable pool table set up and fold away?
To set up the 6 foot foldable pool table here, unfold its legs and insert four fasteners to lock them in place. A locking mechanism is designed to keep the legs secure during play, and when you want the floor back, the legs fold up again. Every table here has leg levelers so you can even out the playing surface on an uneven floor.
How heavy is a portable pool table?
The pool tables on this page weigh from 114 to 313 pounds. The lightest, at 114 pounds, has legs that fold up so you can reclaim the room when you are not playing. The Tucson tables sit in the middle at 192 pounds. None of these tables uses a traditional slate bed, the heavy material that makes many pool tables very difficult to move.
What size pool table should I get for my room?
Choose the largest pool table that leaves at least 4 feet of clear space on every side for a full cue stroke. The tables here come in 6, 7 and 7.5 foot sizes, and based on each table's footprint, that means a room of about 14.5 by 12 feet for the 6 foot table and about 15.5 by 12.5 feet for the largest. For more detail, see our guide to pool table types, sizes and room requirements.
What are pool tables made of?
The pool tables on this page are made with MDF, and each one covers its playing bed in cloth. The two largest use an Accuslate surface, while the Tucson tables use a warp-resistant slate replacement under the cloth. Every table uses rubber bumpers, K66 or 818 rubber depending on the model.
What comes with a billiard table?
Every billiard table on this page comes with two 57 inch cues, a triangle, a set of 2.25 inch balls and a brush. Most also include two pieces of chalk. Each table arrives with what you need to start playing, but assembly is required, so plan for a second person to help with the heavy parts.
