Pool Tables

We have numerous pool tables for sale and we are sure to have one that suits you! Our tables range from 5ft to 7ft in length and come in different weights also. We sell our pool tables in Ireland and they are dispatched from Dublin.

What is The Best Type of Pool Table to Buy?

As we have a wide range of options, it may be difficult to select the right one for you. Below is a guide to selecting the pool table that suits your needs.

Size

Ensure that the table will fit in the allocated game area and that there is adequate room around it for players and cues. We stock tables that are 5ft, 6ft and 7ft in length.

Material

Think about the table’s components, such the felt and slate. A table made of better materials will be more resilient and endure longer. All of our tables are carefully engineered and include a premium delt cover.

Design

Select a table that complements both the design of your game room and your particular taste. We have tables with a natural wood look versus a sleek black design. We also stock tables with both green and blue felt.

Storage

Most of out tables are a set size unless they are disassembled. However, our AccuPro V1 pool Table is foldable. When not in use, a folding table is simple to store, making it particularly practical for smaller houses or flats with constrained space. They are also simple to move and carry, which makes them a wonderful choice for people who regularly move or who want to be able to take their table with them everywhere they go.

What accessories do our pool tables come with?

All of our pool tables come with complimentary accessories to ensure you can start playing as soon as your table arrives! These include:

Pool balls:

A set of balls used to play the game, which includes the cue ball and 15 object balls. They are differentiated by stripes and spots.

2 Pool cues:

Long, slender sticks used to strike the balls on the table.

Chalk:

A block of soft clay used to help provide a better grip on the cue.

Triangle:

Triangle: A three-sided rack used to arrange the balls at the beginning of a game.