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  • Viper Wood 9-Ball Rack
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  • Viper Wood Triangle Ball Rack
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  • Fat Cat Mahogany 8 Cue 2-Piece Wall Cue Rack
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    $18.99
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    $22.99
  • Viper Traditional Mahogany 8 Cue Wall Cue Rack
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    $41.99
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    $41.99
  • Viper Oak 10 Cue Corner Cue Rack
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    $157.99
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    $157.99
  • Viper Traditional Oak 8 Cue Wall Cue Rack
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    $41.99
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    $41.99
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    $41.99

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Billiard Cue Racks FAQs

What are pool cue racks made of?

The pool cue racks on this page are made from solid wood with an oak or mahogany finish, chosen to complement matching furniture in your game room. That goes for both the wall-mounted and corner cue racks. The triangle and 9-ball ball racks sold here are also solid wood, built with reinforced corners.

Where should I mount a pool cue holder?

Mount a pool cue holder on a wall near your pool table, where cues stay elevated and out of the way but ready for play. Choose a spot that still leaves players enough clearance around the table to draw a cue back.

Is a cue rack the same as a ball rack?

No, a cue rack stores your cues, while a ball rack is the frame that sets the balls in formation before the break. This page carries both kinds, with wall models and a corner model for cues alongside triangle and 9-ball racks. The ball racks fit standard 2.25-inch balls, the same size as the regulation ball set on our billiard accessories page.

Do wall cue racks come with mounting hardware?

Yes, each of the wall cue racks on this page includes wall mounting hardware. Like our other wall-mounted items, they are intended for indoor walls rather than doors or outdoor walls. A mounted rack also keeps your game room free from clutter, with space for everyone to store their cue.

Should I choose a corner pool cue rack or a wall rack?

Choose a corner pool cue rack when you want one station for cues and table gear, and a wall rack when you mainly need space-saving cue storage. The corner rack here holds up to 10 cues, a full set of balls, a ball rack, cone chalk and four drinks, while each wall rack holds up to 8 cues.