Pool Table parts
Cloth, cushions, pockets and slate for pool tables. If something on your table is worn out, this is where you replace it.
Championship Invitational Billiard Felt
K66 Cushions with Facings
Custom Billiard Felt
Carom Rail Upgrade
Pool Table Slate
Simonis 860 HR Worsted Pool Cloth
Hainsworth Match Tournament felt 27oz
Hainsworth Club Snooker Cloth 27.5 oz
3030 Tour Edition Worsted Billiard Fabric
Leather Drop pockets Walnut
Partial Leather Drop Pockets Black
Black Leather Drop Pockets
L77 Snooker Cushions
K55 Cushions with Facings
Everything here fits a standard pool table, not just ours. If you are not sure which cushion profile or cloth your table takes, send a photo and we will tell you.
Pool Table Cloth and Felt
Cloth runs from Championship Invitational at $250 up to Hainsworth Match Tournament at $1,350. Simonis 860 worsted sits in the middle at $575. Worsted cloth plays faster and holds up longer. Napped cloth costs less and is fine for a home table that is not getting hammered every night.
Cushions, Pockets and Slate
Cushions come in K66 and K55 for pool and L77 for snooker, all with facings. Pockets are leather, in walnut or black, drop or partial drop. Slate and carom rail conversions are here too. If you are after lighting, cue racks or covers rather than replacement parts, those are in accessories. If the table itself is past repair, have a look at the pool tables.
FAQs
Do we provide any pool table services
No, not at this time.
What is the difference between K66 and K55 cushions?
Two different rubber profiles. Your rails take one or the other, so match what is already on the table. Snooker tables use L77.
How often should you replace a pool table felt?
When it stops playing right, not on a schedule. A home table can go years. Once the nap is worn smooth, the roll starts drifting, or there is a tear, it is time.
What are pool table cushions made of?
Vulcanised gum rubber, cut to a profile like K66, K55 or L77. The rubber is what gives you the bounce off the rail, and it goes hard and dead with age.
How do you know when pool table rails need replacing?
Roll a ball hard into the cushion. If it comes back weak or dead instead of bouncing, the rubber is done. Sound is a giveaway too, a dull thud instead of a crack.
What are the parts of a pool table?
Slate bed, cloth over the top, cushions and rails around the edge, and pockets. Those are the parts that wear out, and they are all on this page.
How much felt do you need to recover a pool table?
Cloth are sold to fit the table, so you order for your size. A recovery needs the bed cloth plus rail cloth, and the listings above tell you what is included.
Can you replace pool table pockets yourself?
Pockets are the easiest part to swap, so plenty of people do it themselves. Cloth and cushions are harder and worth getting and installer in for.
