$1000 off Modena Pool Table
Take $1000 off the Fischer Modena Pool Table. Honey Maple stain only. Regularly priced at $2699, Honey Maple stained Modenas are now $1699 plus tax. This includes Deluxe Accessory Kit and local ground floor delivery/setup. Limited quantities. In stock and ready for delivery.
How NOT to move your pool table.
photo used with permission - independentbilliardservices.com
Okay folks, there are good ways to move a pool table and there are bad ways to move a pool table. The best way to transport a pool table is to have it disassembled in its current location, transport the pieces, then reassembled in its new location. The only exceptions are tables that are constructed to be placed on their sides (coin operated tables) or in a situation where there is a large opening that the table can be dollied out as a whole. You should still consult a professional before moving your table yourself. Even tables in these situations can be damaged if they are improperly supported.
NEVER do the following:
>> Take the legs off of a furniture style table with slate(s) still attached
>> Turn it on its side to try and fit it through the door
>> Flip a slate pool table upside down (like photo right)
These things listed will only cause major headaches and cost a small fortune to fix. Call a professional billiard table specialist to move your pool table. Do not let your contractor, flooring company or six of your closest friends try and move your pool table.
Selling Your Used Pool Table
Just about every day I get a phone call asking if we purchase used pool tables. Unfortunately we cannot take on any used pool tables right now, but I can point you in the right direction if you want to get rid of yours. We have sold many used tables in the past. Here are some tips and things to remember when selling your pool table.1. It’s very difficult to get a lot of money for your pool table. Buyers are looking for a bargain when buying used.
2. Remember moving the table costs money. Either negotiate that in your price or keep it in mind when listing your final price. Take note of stairs, one piece slates and oversize tables. All cost more to move and none should be moved by an amateur.
3. Start by putting the word out to friends and family that you are looking to sell your table. If you don’t know anyone looking to buy then turn to online classifieds such as Craigslist. The lower your price, the faster you will sell.
4. Put your table in the best light possible. Literally. Take great photos. Try to get the entire pool table in one frame. List your accessories and take photos. Matching cue racks or pub furniture is always a bonus.
5. Read through our FAQ. Learn as much about your pool table as possible so that you can inform your potential buyers, why your pool table is a great deal. Try and find out what your make and model is going for new (this may be much less than you paid as the market has become quite competitive).
6. Lastly (and probably most importantly), remember that the age of a pool table can trigger many costly things. Tables that are 20-35 years old generally need a lot of work. Often more work than what they are worth. So if your table is in this age range, has never been recushioned or repocketed it will be very difficult to sell. If you have done work to your table recently, be sure to bring that up to your buyer. An old table can play just like a new table if it has been properly cared for.
Don’t forget to read our article: The Cost of a Free Pool Table
Save $300 on Matte Black Dutchess
$1699+tax
8′ Matte Black Dutchess. Deluxe accessory kit and ground floor local delivery included. Your choice of cloth color.