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The Fat Cat Reno is suited for indoor casual gameplay. The playfield is fitted with a beautiful crimson red felt. Maple Veneer with a cherry finish combined with tapered legs and French-style drop pockets this table will stand out in any game room.
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302-219-3686Call UsThe new centerpiece of your gaming room is here with the Fat Cat Reno II Billiard Table! This 7.5ft table is sure to bring hours of fun to your whole family, and complete the look of your game room with its classic style.
The Reno II look begins with the finish. Maple veneers with a cherry finish give this pool table its signature look of a bygone era. This finish is highlighted with panels of a lighter color for smooth contrast that catches the eye.
French-style drop pockets invoke a sense of tradition, the way a billiard table should look. With tapered legs that complement the traditional style, this table also fits nicely in more contemporary rooms. The legs also feature levelers, to ensure an even playing field.
Completing the look, playing surface is covered in a rich crimson cloth cover, that can stand up to tough play and looks good doing it. The Reno II features all the marks of quality found in a billiard table, but won’t break the bank. This is made evident with the Accuslate playing surface, just beneath the cloth cover. Accuslate gives you a smooth playing surface for years, as it is resistant to warping, and costs just a fraction of what it would take to install a slate table top.
Surrounding the playing surface are 1.5in thick solid maple rails, featuring the classic white diamond inlays, to assist in lining up your shots. These rails feature tough, yet elastic K66 rubber bumpers, which will retain their bounce for years to come.
Each Reno II comes ready to play once assembly is complete, as all the accessories are included such as: a complete set of billiard balls, two 57in cue sticks, one resin triangle, two pieces of cue chalk and a rail brush. Prepare for fun that lasts for hours with the Fat Cat Reno II!
Is there one in color green instead of red?
The Reno only comes in the burgundy.
Is it slate top?
The Reno II features an Accuslate top as its playing surface. It is constructed from a composite wood material that has been tested and rated for high-level billiards play. You will find that this table top is not nearly as heavy as a traditional slate piece and is much easier to move or find the sweet spot when leveling. The Accuslate top is also warrantied for 7 years against warping.
Will the cushion rubber last me for good amount of time?
Yes it will. At least 25 years. The pool tables we sell at GameDribble are fitted with K66 cushion rails. These rails will rebound the ball with almost the same force as it hit the first rail. As a result after hitting the first rail the ball will hit 3 - 4 more cushions if there are no other balls in the way.
How high should the lamps be above the pool table?
The lamps should be 32" - 36" above the felt's surface.
How do I brush the felt the right way?
Best practice is to stay in one direction while brushing. Aside from a brush you can use a vacuum cleaner with brush attached to it or a lint roller for pet hair or hair in general.
What\'s the lifespan of my felt?
Depends on the use frequency. If you play daily for let's say 5 hours expect a 3 year lifespan. That is to say if you have covered the table with a clean cloth when not in use or vacuumed the felt every now and then from chalk dust.
When should I change the cue tip?
As soon as the tip's worn down to the size of a nickel you should have it changed.
Is it possible to break a billiard ball by hitting it too hard?
Yes it is. Although not all the materials can be damaged so. Aramith balls are highly resilient to this kind of force, however, hairline damage is always possible.
Why should I chalk a cue stick?
To prevent the cue from sliding off of the cue ball prematurely. The chalk provides extra friction which translates to more accurate and precise cue ball control.
What\'s the difference between Billiards and Snooker?
Billiards is the name for the collection of games that are played on a table with balls and a cue stick. Snooker and Pool are part of this collection. Goal in Snooker is to score more red balls and then the rest of the balls in a specific order. Pool on the other hand consists of several types of games: 8 Ball, 9 Ball, Straight Pool and One Pocket Pool.
How big should the room be where the pool table will go?
A lot depends on the size of the pool table. The larger it is the longer cue stick you will need, therefore an extra space to be able to move about and use the cue freely. Reffer to this when considering the sizes: 7' pool table - 16' x 13' room size; 8' pool table - 17' x 13' room size; 9' pool table - 18' x 14' room size. For more details than this please refer to our Free Guide.
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