THE LEGACY COLLECTION (OVER $9,000)
Legacy is heirloom-grade. No shortcuts. This is our top tier: the strongest builds, the cleanest joinery, the best finish work, and the details that separate “nice” from “one you can't stop looking at.” If you're investing once and you want a table that will still be straight, solid, and playing true a decade from now, start here.
Entertainer Package Pool Table
Ridge Pool Table
Arc Pool Table
Pillar Pool Table
Horizon Pool Table
Axis Pool Table
“V” Pool Table
Whiskey Pool Table
The Matrix Pool Table
Step Base Air Hockey
Step Base Pool Table
Starship Pool Table
Regency Pool Table
Phantom Pool Table in Oak
Onyx Pool Table
Oakville Pool Table
Flux Pool Table
Custom “S" Reverse Rainbow Pool Table
Connoisseur Pool Table
Concierge Pool Table
The Concierge Pool Table, Walnut top and Phantom Rail
Bowtie Pool Table
Black Phantom Pool Table
Built to order (typically 8 to 12 weeks, depending on the model). Lower Mainland delivery + professional install included. Canada-wide freight shipping available (limitations may apply).
Heirloom Pool Tables
Heirloom-grade means the table outlasts the room it started in. Tight joinery, a frame that does not move, and finish work that holds up to being looked at closely. Nothing on this page was built to hit a price.
Where Legacy Sits in the Range
This is the top of the standard range. Under it, Artisan's Choice sits below $9,000 and is still a custom build. Above it, Pickering Designs is one-offs, quoted on their own. If you are not sure which end you are at, start with the custom pool tables and work back from the room.
FAQs
Why spend more on a custom pool table?
Because the table becomes a major piece of furniture in the room.
If it is going into a finished home, office, or games room, it should look like it was planned from the start.
With a custom table, you get the size, wood, finish, cloth, and style worked out for your space instead of trying to make
a stock table fit.
What is the difference between a cheap and an expensive pool table?
Mostly what you cannot see. The frame, the joinery, the slate underneath and the hours in the finish. A cheap table looks fine on day one and starts moving on you a few years in.
