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USED BRUNSWICK POOL TABLES INSTALL
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White Glove Delivery and Installation is available for this product at $699! This will ship directly to the professional billiards team in your area who will be facilitating the delivery and setup of your table. White Glove Delivery & Installation Available! Glenwood Brunswick Billiard Table Made from superior engineered wood material with selected veneered hardwoods Assembled using high-torque bolted construction.
They are a matched set left to the billiard mechanic to level properly. Three and four piece slates start out as one piece, but are cut during the milling process. Thicker slates have less imperfections and are usually permanently framed with pieces of wood to further support it when atop the pool table cabinet. Three piece slates tend to be at least 1/4″ thicker than their one piece cousins. No amount of shimming or tweaking can remove these. Especially on the bigger 8′ slate pieces. There can be natural low or high spots in the stone. There is the issue of leveling the playing surface. I can also tell you that there is a performance downside to owning a one piece slate pool table. This is why it costs more to move or service these types of tables. When there are stairs involved while moving a one piece slate, it is not just tricky, but downright dangerous carrying all of that weight. They are more difficult to move through hallways, narrow doorways and corners. They are difficult to maneuver when refelting your pool table. One piece slates weigh approximately 450 pounds. If you’re asking me, a billiard mechanic with 24 years experience moving all types of pool tables, I’ll tell you it is a pain in the behind to struggle with a one piece slate. This is true, but remember that smooth doesn’t always equal level. It is a perfectly smooth surface all the way across. A one piece slate has no seams to affect the playing field. When they purchased the table (around 35 years ago), they were told that a one piece slate was far superior. If you ask an owner of a one piece slate furniture style pool table, they will likely give you a different reason. These Fusions don’t really move around the room, but the up and down motion of the legs necessitate the one piece slate. These Fusion Tables, like the coin operated ones, have a special frame that holds the slate snug. If you ask an Aramith Fusion Pool Table owner, they’ll tell you they love having a 3/4 inch one piece slate because it allows their pool table to lower to dining height, then raise again to playing height with a single click.
When the pool table is put back into position final leveling is dialed in by commercial grade leg levelers. The cabinet holding the slate wraps and hugs the slate, so that even when the table is tilted on it’s side (experience required), it remains locked into place. But, these commercial pool tables are constructed differently. Moving a pool table in one piece can really mess up the seams where the three pieces meet on a three-piece slate.
These coin-ops have a 3/4 inch one piece slate for this reason. If you ask a bar or pub owner, they’ll tell you that they often have to move their coin operated pool tables around for special events. It’s the age old question: What’s better a three piece slate pool table or a one piece slate? Well, that all depends on who you’re asking.
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