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Moving a Pool Table for New Floors

Moving a Pool Table for New Floors

When laying new flooring, many billiard table owners are unaware of how exactly to move it. There is no easy way to “slide” an nine hundred pound object over for the flooring installers. The safest way to keep your pool table (and back) in tip top shape is to dismantle it from the top down. No broken leg mounts, cracking slates, etc.

Our Laguna Niguel, CA customers are luckily aware of the…

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Rack 'em Up!

Rack ’em Up!

Yesterday’s adventure had me scouring the neighborhood for a ladder that was tall enough to reach our 14 foot-high dining room ceiling.

An email alert to our newly adopted community produced immediate fruit, but none of the produce was ripe for the climbing. Of the many responses, either the ladders were too short, or it was the wrong type (extension variety instead of A-frame)–nothing that would…

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New navy blue felt for this Olhausen. #billiards #dkbilliards #playpool #mancave #gameroom #pooltable #olhausen (at Huntington Beach, California)

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#8foot #olhausen #pooltable #billiards #olhausengamerooms #luxurypooltable #carvedlegs #carvedframe #greencloth #persianrug #gameroom #poolroom #billiardsroom #pooltableinstallers #belgian #aramith #8ball #9ball #poolcue #WeDoItProper #ProperPool (at Gladwyne, Pennsylvania)

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Leather Pocket Ball Return

Leather Pocket Ball Return

We recently came across this unusual 8′ Olhausen ball return pool table. The 20+ year old pool table had been stored for a year and found new owners in Tustin, California. I haven’t ever come across an Olhausen quite like this one. It may have been a custom design or prototype. The exterior of the pool table has a fairly common style, straight cabinet, ball and claw legs and leather basket…

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