Traditional Mahogany Corner Pool Cue Rack

We purchased this table to place in a vacation home we own.I didn’t expect much at this price and was pleasantly surprised when the table arrived.The finish is good and better than expected.The wood components are solid wood and thick.The table is sturdy, functional and attractive.Overall it was a very good deal.

However, the instructions suck.You get a small (approximately 3″x5″+/-) with just an exploded view picture and nothing else…like an order to put the thing together.As an engineer, it wasn’t hard to figure out, but for those who are not technically savvy or mechanically inclined, this is a good way to assemble the thing.All you will need is a large and a small phillips screw drivers.Hand tools work best for this as they are less likely than a drill to over tighten and damage the screws and holes.Also, it’s best to work on a soft surface to prevent scratching the table.(I used the cardboard from the box.)

1:Put the three legs on the top first, each leg is attached with two screws on the top.The grooves in the legs go toward the table center.Align each hole then drop the screw in.Do not tighten all the way yet, leave them a little loose.

2:Carefully turn the table over so that the top is on the floor and the legs are pointed upward.Then attach the bottom to the legs.Each leg will take another two (2) screws.Align each leg flush with the side of the table bottom and tighten.

3.:Once the legs are tightened on the bottom, then attach (screw on) the four (4) feet.

4:Install the rack (brass hook) with the two small phillips head screws that come in the package.There are two small indents for the screws.You may need to put some pressure on the screws to get them to start.

5:Flip the table over again, align each leg to the top of the table edge and tighten the screws.Check the table to make sure it is square and not twisted in any way.If it is, loosen the top and bottom screws a bit and realign. NOTE:If you are having trouble getting the thing to align like you want, loosen the screws a bit, lay the table on it’s side (not front) atop a flat surface.Press down to align that side and tighten the forward leg on that side.Rotate the table 90 degrees and press on the other side to align.Then tighten ALL table legs.

6:Screw on the two (2) top corner pieces.Leave each loose until they are aligned against each other where they form a right angle, and are flush with the table side.Tighten things up and you’re done.Take the rest of the day off, have a beer, pour a glass of wine, eat some ice cream. play some pool, call in sick, go to Disney World.Reward yourself.:-)

Pros: Finish, material, function, price
Cons: Instructions suck and can cause some people a bit of aggravation.

Worth the money spent. After looking at several $100 pool racks I decided to put the extra money out to get a heavier duty and overall better quality rack.I am very satisfied with my purchase.I do wish that they would have examples of the finishes on line.I purchased mahaghony but too red, should have went with warm chestnut.

So happy that I bought this instead of a wall cabinet.This looks great, takes up very little space and has room for cues, balls, brushes and chalk.This was an excellent purchase.

This fits our room and all the things we needed a place for.I am very pleased with the quality of this cue rack.It’s the nicest one I have seen anywhere for a floor rack.

This is an awesome piece.Very well constructed.If you want a corner rack, buy this one, you won’t be disappointed,

We purchased this table to place in a vacation home we own.I didn’t expect much at this price and was pleasantly surprised when the table arrived.The finish is good and better than expected.The wood components are solid wood and thick.The table is sturdy, functional and attractive.Overall it was a very good deal.

However, the instructions suck.You get a small (approximately 3″x5″+/-) with just an exploded view picture and nothing else…like an order to put the thing together.As an engineer, it wasn’t hard to figure out, but for those who are not technically savvy or mechanically inclined, this is a good way to assemble the thing.All you will need is a large and a small phillips screw drivers.Hand tools work best for this as they are less likely than a drill to over tighten and damage the screws and holes.Also, it’s best to work on a soft surface to prevent scratching the table.(I used the cardboard from the box.)

1:Put the three legs on the top first, each leg is attached with two screws on the top.The grooves in the legs go toward the table center.Align each hole then drop the screw in.Do not tighten all the way yet, leave them a little loose.

2:Carefully turn the table over so that the top is on the floor and the legs are pointed upward.Then attach the bottom to the legs.Each leg will take another two (2) screws.Align each leg flush with the side of the table bottom and tighten.

3.:Once the legs are tightened on the bottom, then attach (screw on) the four (4) feet.

4:Install the rack (brass hook) with the two small phillips head screws that come in the package.There are two small indents for the screws.You may need to put some pressure on the screws to get them to start.

5:Flip the table over again, align each leg to the top of the table edge and tighten the screws.Check the table to make sure it is square and not twisted in any way.If it is, loosen the top and bottom screws a bit and realign. NOTE:If you are having trouble getting the thing to align like you want, loosen the screws a bit, lay the table on it’s side (not front) atop a flat surface.Press down to align that side and tighten the forward leg on that side.Rotate the table 90 degrees and press on the other side to align.Then tighten ALL table legs.

6:Screw on the two (2) top corner pieces.Leave each loose until they are aligned against each other where they form a right angle, and are flush with the table side.Tighten things up and you’re done.Take the rest of the day off, have a beer, pour a glass of wine, eat some ice cream. play some pool, call in sick, go to Disney World.Reward yourself.:-)

Pros: Finish, material, function, price
Cons: Instructions suck and can cause some people a bit of aggravation.

Worth the money spent. After looking at several $100 pool racks I decided to put the extra money out to get a heavier duty and overall better quality rack.I am very satisfied with my purchase.I do wish that they would have examples of the finishes on line.I purchased mahaghony but too red, should have went with warm chestnut.

So happy that I bought this instead of a wall cabinet.This looks great, takes up very little space and has room for cues, balls, brushes and chalk.This was an excellent purchase.

This fits our room and all the things we needed a place for.I am very pleased with the quality of this cue rack.It’s the nicest one I have seen anywhere for a floor rack.

This is an awesome piece.Very well constructed.If you want a corner rack, buy this one, you won’t be disappointed,

We purchased this table to place in a vacation home we own.I didn’t expect much at this price and was pleasantly surprised when the table arrived.The finish is good and better than expected.The wood components are solid wood and thick.The table is sturdy, functional and attractive.Overall it was a very good deal.

However, the instructions suck.You get a small (approximately 3″x5″+/-) with just an exploded view picture and nothing else…like an order to put the thing together.As an engineer, it wasn’t hard to figure out, but for those who are not technically savvy or mechanically inclined, this is a good way to assemble the thing.All you will need is a large and a small phillips screw drivers.Hand tools work best for this as they are less likely than a drill to over tighten and damage the screws and holes.Also, it’s best to work on a soft surface to prevent scratching the table.(I used the cardboard from the box.)

1:Put the three legs on the top first, each leg is attached with two screws on the top.The grooves in the legs go toward the table center.Align each hole then drop the screw in.Do not tighten all the way yet, leave them a little loose.

2:Carefully turn the table over so that the top is on the floor and the legs are pointed upward.Then attach the bottom to the legs.Each leg will take another two (2) screws.Align each leg flush with the side of the table bottom and tighten.

3.:Once the legs are tightened on the bottom, then attach (screw on) the four (4) feet.

4:Install the rack (brass hook) with the two small phillips head screws that come in the package.There are two small indents for the screws.You may need to put some pressure on the screws to get them to start.

5:Flip the table over again, align each leg to the top of the table edge and tighten the screws.Check the table to make sure it is square and not twisted in any way.If it is, loosen the top and bottom screws a bit and realign. NOTE:If you are having trouble getting the thing to align like you want, loosen the screws a bit, lay the table on it’s side (not front) atop a flat surface.Press down to align that side and tighten the forward leg on that side.Rotate the table 90 degrees and press on the other side to align.Then tighten ALL table legs.

6:Screw on the two (2) top corner pieces.Leave each loose until they are aligned against each other where they form a right angle, and are flush with the table side.Tighten things up and you’re done.Take the rest of the day off, have a beer, pour a glass of wine, eat some ice cream. play some pool, call in sick, go to Disney World.Reward yourself.:-)

Pros: Finish, material, function, price
Cons: Instructions suck and can cause some people a bit of aggravation.

Worth the money spent. After looking at several $100 pool racks I decided to put the extra money out to get a heavier duty and overall better quality rack.I am very satisfied with my purchase.I do wish that they would have examples of the finishes on line.I purchased mahaghony but too red, should have went with warm chestnut.

So happy that I bought this instead of a wall cabinet.This looks great, takes up very little space and has room for cues, balls, brushes and chalk.This was an excellent purchase.

This fits our room and all the things we needed a place for.I am very pleased with the quality of this cue rack.It’s the nicest one I have seen anywhere for a floor rack.

This is an awesome piece.Very well constructed.If you want a corner rack, buy this one, you won’t be disappointed,

We purchased this table to place in a vacation home we own.I didn’t expect much at this price and was pleasantly surprised when the table arrived.The finish is good and better than expected.The wood components are solid wood and thick.The table is sturdy, functional and attractive.Overall it was a very good deal.

However, the instructions suck.You get a small (approximately 3″x5″+/-) with just an exploded view picture and nothing else…like an order to put the thing together.As an engineer, it wasn’t hard to figure out, but for those who are not technically savvy or mechanically inclined, this is a good way to assemble the thing.All you will need is a large and a small phillips screw drivers.Hand tools work best for this as they are less likely than a drill to over tighten and damage the screws and holes.Also, it’s best to work on a soft surface to prevent scratching the table.(I used the cardboard from the box.)

1:Put the three legs on the top first, each leg is attached with two screws on the top.The grooves in the legs go toward the table center.Align each hole then drop the screw in.Do not tighten all the way yet, leave them a little loose.

2:Carefully turn the table over so that the top is on the floor and the legs are pointed upward.Then attach the bottom to the legs.Each leg will take another two (2) screws.Align each leg flush with the side of the table bottom and tighten.

3.:Once the legs are tightened on the bottom, then attach (screw on) the four (4) feet.

4:Install the rack (brass hook) with the two small phillips head screws that come in the package.There are two small indents for the screws.You may need to put some pressure on the screws to get them to start.

5:Flip the table over again, align each leg to the top of the table edge and tighten the screws.Check the table to make sure it is square and not twisted in any way.If it is, loosen the top and bottom screws a bit and realign. NOTE:If you are having trouble getting the thing to align like you want, loosen the screws a bit, lay the table on it’s side (not front) atop a flat surface.Press down to align that side and tighten the forward leg on that side.Rotate the table 90 degrees and press on the other side to align.Then tighten ALL table legs.

6:Screw on the two (2) top corner pieces.Leave each loose until they are aligned against each other where they form a right angle, and are flush with the table side.Tighten things up and you’re done.Take the rest of the day off, have a beer, pour a glass of wine, eat some ice cream. play some pool, call in sick, go to Disney World.Reward yourself.:-)

Pros: Finish, material, function, price
Cons: Instructions suck and can cause some people a bit of aggravation.

Worth the money spent. After looking at several $100 pool racks I decided to put the extra money out to get a heavier duty and overall better quality rack.I am very satisfied with my purchase.I do wish that they would have examples of the finishes on line.I purchased mahaghony but too red, should have went with warm chestnut.

So happy that I bought this instead of a wall cabinet.This looks great, takes up very little space and has room for cues, balls, brushes and chalk.This was an excellent purchase.

This fits our room and all the things we needed a place for.I am very pleased with the quality of this cue rack.It’s the nicest one I have seen anywhere for a floor rack.

This is an awesome piece.Very well constructed.If you want a corner rack, buy this one, you won’t be disappointed,

We purchased this table to place in a vacation home we own.I didn’t expect much at this price and was pleasantly surprised when the table arrived.The finish is good and better than expected.The wood components are solid wood and thick.The table is sturdy, functional and attractive.Overall it was a very good deal.

However, the instructions suck.You get a small (approximately 3″x5″+/-) with just an exploded view picture and nothing else…like an order to put the thing together.As an engineer, it wasn’t hard to figure out, but for those who are not technically savvy or mechanically inclined, this is a good way to assemble the thing.All you will need is a large and a small phillips screw drivers.Hand tools work best for this as they are less likely than a drill to over tighten and damage the screws and holes.Also, it’s best to work on a soft surface to prevent scratching the table.(I used the cardboard from the box.)

1:Put the three legs on the top first, each leg is attached with two screws on the top.The grooves in the legs go toward the table center.Align each hole then drop the screw in.Do not tighten all the way yet, leave them a little loose.

2:Carefully turn the table over so that the top is on the floor and the legs are pointed upward.Then attach the bottom to the legs.Each leg will take another two (2) screws.Align each leg flush with the side of the table bottom and tighten.

3.:Once the legs are tightened on the bottom, then attach (screw on) the four (4) feet.

4:Install the rack (brass hook) with the two small phillips head screws that come in the package.There are two small indents for the screws.You may need to put some pressure on the screws to get them to start.

5:Flip the table over again, align each leg to the top of the table edge and tighten the screws.Check the table to make sure it is square and not twisted in any way.If it is, loosen the top and bottom screws a bit and realign. NOTE:If you are having trouble getting the thing to align like you want, loosen the screws a bit, lay the table on it’s side (not front) atop a flat surface.Press down to align that side and tighten the forward leg on that side.Rotate the table 90 degrees and press on the other side to align.Then tighten ALL table legs.

6:Screw on the two (2) top corner pieces.Leave each loose until they are aligned against each other where they form a right angle, and are flush with the table side.Tighten things up and you’re done.Take the rest of the day off, have a beer, pour a glass of wine, eat some ice cream. play some pool, call in sick, go to Disney World.Reward yourself.:-)

Pros: Finish, material, function, price
Cons: Instructions suck and can cause some people a bit of aggravation.

Worth the money spent. After looking at several $100 pool racks I decided to put the extra money out to get a heavier duty and overall better quality rack.I am very satisfied with my purchase.I do wish that they would have examples of the finishes on line.I purchased mahaghony but too red, should have went with warm chestnut.

So happy that I bought this instead of a wall cabinet.This looks great, takes up very little space and has room for cues, balls, brushes and chalk.This was an excellent purchase.

This fits our room and all the things we needed a place for.I am very pleased with the quality of this cue rack.It’s the nicest one I have seen anywhere for a floor rack.

This is an awesome piece.Very well constructed.If you want a corner rack, buy this one, you won’t be disappointed,