Pool Table in 35 Million Home in Carmel California

[brunswick1901]

 

[Patrick Johnson]

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Two cue balls - they must be rich!

pj
chgo

 

[Poolhall60561]

If I had that type of money, I would of got a Diamond

 

[pwd72s]

I guess they can afford replacement tile when a ball leaves the table...

 

[maha]

no hooks for the bridge or rack.

and buckets for the pockets. how are they ever going to improve.

 

[bbb]

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Is that your house ?

 

[CJH]

The style of the table fits that room or at least it looks like it does to me. Interior designer probably found the right "looking" table just like she did everything else. Owner probably never touches it...

 

[sbrownn]

If that is a bar counter and sink to the right, get some booze on that shelf! Also, that table looks so out of place and in the main walkway path. Also it looks like the table needs to be shifted to the left so you can have a full 5' of clearance all the way around...

 

[straightline]

no hooks for the bridge or rack.

and buckets for the pockets. how are they ever going to improve.

They hire people.

 

[Willowbrook Wolfy]

The style of the table fits that room or at least it looks like it does to me. Interior designer probably found the right "looking" table just like she did everything else. Owner probably never touches it...

Looks to me like they didn’t know if that was supposed to be the kitchen, the game room, or a living room. I’ll bet they have a table top for it…...

 

[GoldCrown]

Not impressed.

 

[Bavafongoul]

$35,000,000 house and they don’t install a 9 ft. pool table? Maybe this is where their live-in nanny plays with the kids?

 

[pt109]

Horrid lighting fixture.

 

[Korsakoff]

i don't know where the post is, but Fatboy seemed to know real estate in Vegas and LA. He said that most homes had a pool table, but it could be crap or ornate. There was little consideration to how it played. (My Words) "It was just like the swimming pool."

 

[straightline]

Used to be a drug lab.

 

[Twocylndr]

What game do you rack that way?

 

[Lawnboy77]

Not impressed. Just not my taste I suppose.

 

[cjr3559]

Horrid lighting fixture.

I’m a believer you can tell how seriously someone plays by the lighting fixture.

 

[GoldCrown]

I’m a believer you can tell how seriously someone plays by the lighting fixture.

I did not give that a hard look. It looks like a clubhouse in Florida or a nursing home lobby fixture.

 

[TheBook]

Two cue balls - they must be rich!

pj
chgo

Back in the 60s my father bought a used Brunswick Balke Collender table. It had a set of Centennial Balls. There were 2 cue balls. The cue ball was ivory and the other ball was probably clay. It was used as a break ball to save the ivory ball from the damage.

Today I still use a break ball to save my playing cueball from the damage cause by the hard tips, chalk and hard hits from my break cue. If you look at the abuse a cue ball gets from breaking you would do the same. i am very fussing about my equipment. Too much money invested.