More than 1 way to skin a Cat!!!

I have seen two at Vegas last month and I have a printed copy of the
booklet here.

The table has the mid-century minimum modern look as seen in West Elm,
BoConcept or Conrans. Looking at details, I found it to be nicely made. It
has some intelligent designs including quick adjustment from dinning
table height to playing table height. The frame is surprisingly solid
consider it has only 4 thin legs. It wouldn't be fair to compare it to
top of the line tournament tables. However I have to say it plays quite
nice as a home table with pro-level balls, cushion and cloth. The table
is only available in 7 ft version. The price tag is around 4K which is not
that high when regular dinning tables sell for over 2K in the store
mentioned above. I seriously think it will do well if they would let
Conrans carry the table.

Over all I think it's targeted towards a different kind of crowd. They
have made the product well. Let's see how they can market it in US.
 
Pool/Snooker tables with dining table conversion tops have been a well known option here in the UK for at least 20 years, (or more) and so, it's definitely not a new idea, but it is good to see that Aramith are getting in on the table action, and as a Pool/Diner conversion table, it does look like it's be a decent table :)

Willie
 
Well it looks nice but I wonder how sturdy and lasting it is given the legs so wide apart and it also looks like it lacks the cross beams underneath as those of standard pool tables. Maybe it's just me, not shooting the table or the owner.

More than one way to skin a cat..but probably can't skin for too long..
 
Yes

bcf said:
More than one way to skin a cat..but probably can't skin for too long..

Yes, my ex-wive used to back me off too when I tried a different way to skin her cat .... ROFL
 
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