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These balls came with the 5 x 10 Centennial I bought: I believe they were 2 1/8" definately larger than the 2 1/16 balls played on the 12 ft Riley

SOLD to Carl from Madison Indiana

My Riley 6 x 12 Snooker table consists of 5 slate pieces. I think they are 74" x 29" x 2" is this correct and what would each one weigh?

Decided to sell my Riley Snooker Table: https://raleigh.craigslist.org/spo/d/pool-table-riley-6-12-snooker/6556945229.html see craigs list posting for details

This 6 x 12 Riley is in my bonus room:

I have had great experiences for a move and set up 2 times with Everything Billiards in Greensboro. Rob does RDU a couple of times a week or as needed. Frist time they moved and recovered a Brunswick Prestige 4 1/2 x 9 and the second was a Brubswick Centennial 5 x 10...

I play 9 Ball and 8 Ball every day on my Riley 6 x 12 with 2 1/16 numbered Aramith balls. Great fun but sometimes frustrating:wink:

I believe Gandy was in Macon before they closed up perhaps these tables have a "Gandy Pedigree". A phone call or email to : Mark Gregory mark@perfectpocketz.com markgregory711@gmail.com 770-548-4292 in Atlanta would probably be the best information source for you.

Long time no post. I had a Brunswick Prestige 4 1/2 X 9 and found it too easy so I found a Brunswick Centennial 5 x 10 Snooker table and thought that was the answer, It was for me but I lusted for the 6 x 12 that I thought I mastered in my youth. I have the 6 x 12 Riley but I have no one that...

GC Value I am no mechanic but I can offer my experience as a snooker table owner. You have the size of 5 x 10 working against you. Most home owners have barely enough room for a 4 1/2 x 9 hence all of the tournament 8's sold as well as regular 8 footers. Now looking at it the other way round...

Hi RKC- I see you will be in the mid Atlantic area ( Blacksburg) and I was wondering if you were interested in a challenge in the Raleigh area (Cary- Containment Area for Relocated Yankees)I have a 6 x 12 Riley that I moved up to from a Brunswick Prestige to a Brunswick Centennial to my present...

Depends how high you want to go. I sold mine: for $2,500. and the buyerpaid to move it. The Simonis cloth was about 2 mos old and it was recoverable. Brunswick advised me this table was discontinued in 2002 and the MSRP was $8,999.in mahogany and $8,699. in oak and it weighs 1212 pounds

here is a 2" set: http://www.fgbradleys.com/fgb-cart/Product.asp?pid=6671&cat=28 or are you looking for a set that is 7 red and 7 yellow and a black in 2"

had a similar problem but in reverse, I had 2 light/fans but nothing centered above the table. I mounted a 1 x 6 hung the light centered and "swagged" the electricity from a fan and put in an on/off switch for the coffin light. The fans work off the wall switch and have independent pull chain...

I always thought the White House table was a Brunswick Prestige: Since it was not I am glad that I sold it!:thumbup: