Table Light Recommendations

[Black-Balled]

Always have preferred no light cept on the play surface.
When you play 15 twenty hours with this traditional set up, no eye fatigue.
Nothing better than these for a 9' .
Bottom of the bulb sits 36'' off the play surface.
You have an incredible selection of Bulbs for this setup.
Closeup lighting gives one clarity of shot.

 

[jtompilot]

Build you own to match your table

 

[DrCue'sProtege]

Build you own to match your table

That's what's being done.

The table is Oak/Cherry and that's basically what the light will be.

 

[Magictrat007]

The actual perimeter light is $579 for 9 foot version. There is a version on Amazon for the nine footer that’s about 339 and just as good. What I’m doing for my pool table is I’ve got 2 -8 foot lights. Both dimmable and temp/color adjustable for $135 each. So for $270 i have lighting 95% as good as the perimeter light

 

[jtompilot]

The actual perimeter light is $579 for 9 foot version. There is a version on Amazon for the nine footer that’s about 339 and just as good. What I’m doing for my pool table is I’ve got 2 -8 foot lights. Both dimmable and temp/color adjustable for $135 each. So for $270 i have lighting 95% as good as the perimeter light

I’ve got two 2x4 color and wattage selectable with five settings each. I think I set the color to 3500k, my wife doesn’t like the bluer colors. The panels were about $60 each

 

[Island Drive]

The led panels are a soft light. The first and last pictures are taken with the light on. I don't notice any glare when playing.

True, but it's not a ''cutting'' light allowing shooter to see the ball even clearer with a bulb 36'' away from the play surface and 33 3/4'' away from the top of the obj. ball.
Operating rooms don't use overhead lighting miscues not allowed there.

 

[rexus31]

Build you own to match your table

That's what I did...twice.