Need help figuring out which Olhausen this is.

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dieseldog49

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Ok I am looking at buying my first pool table (Woo hoo!) and I really want a Olhausen for their bumpers. I have found one that I think is a Drake II but it may be a Sheraton which did not come with those as standard. I have some pictures and I am hoping that someone can help me determine for sure.

Thanks ahead of time for any help!
 

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The table is a Sheraton. The Drake had a piece of molding along the bottom of the cabinet.
 
Table,,,,,,,

Hi,,,,great choice, I have a ''Sheraton'' and the legs are different,,,they look like those on a ''Diamond''....I love the table,,single slate, plays lazer straight,,,,you'll love it.

Good luck with it,,!!...............Alan..........
 
You can have accufast cushions put on almost any table you buy. You will want a mechanic to move and set your table up anyway so you just have to order the size you need from olhausen.

I would look for a Gold Crown, Diamond or other commercial table before I ever put a furniture grade table in my house again. They look nice but they just can't compete with a solid framed heavy duty table.

I have an 8' olhausen with the accufast rails in my basement currently and it was a mistake. I intend to replace it with a 9' Diamond or National as soon as I can replace a support pole with an i-beam...
 
The Renfro said:
I would look for a Gold Crown, Diamond or other commercial table before I ever put a furniture grade table in my house again. They look nice but they just can't compete with a solid framed heavy duty table.

I have an 8' olhausen with the accufast rails in my basement currently and it was a mistake. I intend to replace it with a 9' Diamond or National as soon as I can replace a support pole with an i-beam...
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I came close to buying an Olhausen. Ended up with a GoldCrown. The table is 13 years old and I swear it is bullet proof. I talked with a Table Recovering service a while ago. He did not care for the Olhausens. Before you do buy one ask a tech his .02 on the tables. Forget about any manufacturer warranty. They are worthless.
Just for the record my GoldCrown is far from perfect. Not sure if the installation wasn't a great job or the pieces are not machined that well. However the rails last. They do not nick up. Furniture(wood)is pretty but it gets beat up.
 
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Well I am supposed to go look at the table with my tech today. He seems to thing its a Drake due to the legs and the brass badge.
 
I think I have this exact same table and its a Sheraton, (look at the table in one of the links in my sig). Mine has the square brass nameplate.

For what its worth, mine is 16 years old and in great shape. If taken care of properly it will last you a very long time.
 
Name:: smame.

What I see is that this table is build at the <current> $2500 level--hardwood on the outside, plywood on the hidden layers. A step up from the laminates and veneer tables, a step down from the solid wood <through and through> tables at $3500.

Anyone that has gone to the Olhausen web site can configure this kind of table with 4 <or 5> leg styles, 4 styles of aprons, 3 styles of pockets, 9 styles of diamonds, and a large number of stains and finishes.
 
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