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Fitting Out A Pool Hall

Everything a room needs besides the tables, ordered once, in sizes that match each other and the tables already installed.

Tables are chosen first and everything else tends to be bought piecemeal afterwards, which is how a room ends up with three tip diameters and a cue ball that does not match the set. This is the order the decisions should actually be made in.

Stage By Stage

Fitting Out A Pool Hall In 6 Steps

Start from the table standard

Equipment bought before the table standard is confirmed is equipment bought twice.

American pool, snooker and Russian pyramid tables take different ball diameters. The ball family publishes each one, and the table decides it.

Fix one house tip diameter

Mixed tip sizes across a rack make every re-tipping session a sorting exercise.

Choose one diameter that matches the ferrules on your house cues and order tips by the fifty against that number.

Separate break cues from playing cues

Players break with whatever is in their hand, and house cues pay for it.

One jump and break cue held per table takes the hardest shot in the room off the playing cues.

Scale the consumables to table hours

Chalk and tips run out mid-season and get replaced with whatever is available locally.

Chalk is published in box quantities from single pieces to 100-piece sets, so the order can be scaled rather than guessed.

Hold spares from day one

A lost cue ball takes a table out of service.

Cue balls are published individually as well as in sets, which is what makes a spare per table practical.

Approve a sample, then order the room

A full fit-out is a poor place to discover the cues play badly.

A sample order goes first, the room approves the feel, and the fit-out is placed against the approved item.

Questions

Fitting Out A Pool Hall Questions

What should a new room order first?
The ball sets, because they are the only item the table itself dictates. Everything else follows from how the room is played and how hard it is used.
How many cues per table?
No figure is claimed here, because it depends on whether cues are racked centrally or per table. What matters more is that they share a tip diameter.
Should house cues be one-piece or split?
One-piece cues are harder to damage and harder to store; split cues are easier to rack and to replace by the half. Both formats are published, so the room can choose on storage rather than on price alone.
Can one order cover everything?
Yes. All eight families come from the same factory, which is what makes a single mixed shipment possible.

Start On Fitting Out A Pool Hall

Send the items, the quantity and the destination country. A recommended starting point with the matching figures comes back by email.