How much does a billiard table cost?

Question

How much does a billiard table cost?

Answer 1

Depends on what size.

Small: 100 to 300 (U.S)

Medium: 400 to 500 (U.S)

Large: 650 +

Answer 2

If you are willing to shop around on line you can find almost any kind of table at almost any kind of price ! I shopped "Craigs list " last year and found a 50 year old "Brunswick Heretage Pro 8" for $800.00. it was alnog ways from me so I contacted another guy I found on "the list" and he went all the way from San Francisco  to Santa Clara ; checked the table out for me  , called and told me it was a h**l of a deal , disassembeled it , drove it to my place which is 3&1/2 hrs , then set it up , leveled it and shot me a couple of games  ! all for $450.00 ! total price of the table everything included......balls , rack ,  8 Duferin cue sticks , balls , brush , covers (soft and Hard) cue rack , bridge , transpoirt and set up ................$1250.00 !!!!! And That my friend is one SCREAMING deal ! so take your time and shop around ! It is well worth the time it takes !

Answer 3

On the low end $600 up to $74,000  $6000 is about average for a good table. Depending on what you want how old the kind of slate you get what you pay for. I'm not going to say a table that costs around $6000 is going to be as good as a $74,000 probably the same.

Answer 4

I have seen them go for as much as $20,000+. You can probably find a decent used one for a couple of hundred though. Checkout classifieds, trading posts, etc. A decent new one will cost you a couple of thousand though.

Answer 5

If you want a quality slate table, you can pay anywhere from $500-$10,000+.  You really just need to shop around.  I would suggest visiting a billiards retail store.  They can answer all of the questions that are bound to come up.  You can usually find a few good tables in the classifieds as well, although you may have a hard time finding a carom table if that's what you're looking for.  You need to keep in mind that delivery and set up is another important factor in table selection.  You can expect to pay upwards of $500 to have a table delivered, set up, leveled, clothed, etc.  It's not a do-it-yourself job unless you have experience.  Happy Hunting.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.

Answer 6

I paid $3000 for mine. but I have seen them used for as little as $500.00

Answer 7

Size doesn't matter as much as some think...quality and materials will cause the greatest hike in price.

Whether you're looking for a specialty table, a general "anything can be played" table, etc, will start you with your base prices. After all, slate is more or less a fixed price commodity.

Anyway, not knowing your market, I'd suggest a bit of finger walking in the local yellow pages - look under snooker - sales / supplies.

Answer 8

28 to 125000$

Answer 9

Depends on you ck book a good one a couple of K  all the way to Holy Sh--- you gotta be kidding  Its like asking how much does a car cost  pretty broad question

Answer 10

i would think lots