looking for the cheapest and fastest place to buy a 9ft bed and rails! any suggestions would be appreciated. thanx p.s. I live in the chicago area but am willing to have it shipped!
where to buy simonis?
- Thread starter Cheessehead
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I'm in Chicago and can possibly deliver one to you within 48 hrs depending on what you want. PM me with details.
Cheessehead said:
Why not buy it directly from Simonis directly they are also located in Chicago.
Iwan Simonis, Inc.
1514 St. Paul Ave.
Gurnee (Chicago), IL 60031
9 to 5 CST - Phone: (847) 360-9029 or
1-800-SIMONIS (746-6647)
Fax: (847) 360-9240
E-Mail:
info@simoniscloth.com
Take Care
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IMHO, I like Championship 30/30 Touring Edition cloth for a little less $$$...and it seems to me to hold up a little better if you have much play at all!? :wink:
IMHO, I like Championship 30/30 Touring Edition cloth for a little less $$$...and it seems to me to hold up a little better if you have much play at all!? :wink:
krbsailing said:
I have used Simonis 860 and championship 30/30 side by side in my pool room. My cloth is brushed and vacumed every day, and a cleaner is used once a month. I left the cloth on those two tables for 1 1/2 years, and the Championship Cloth doesn't wear even close to the Simonis, also in my opinion it is not as fast either, but I suspose that depends upon the location.
Take Care, we will have to agree to disagree on this one!!
sorry, 860 traditional green or tourney blue, doesn't matter. thanks for the info and banker I pm'd you
Hello. I'm not familiar with this 30/30 cloth. Is it Simonis too? Could someone please tell me all I need to know about 30/30? Thanks in advance.manwon said:I have used Simonis 860 and championship 30/30 side by side in my pool room. My cloth is brushed and vacumed every day, and a cleaner is used once a month. I left the cloth on those two tables for 1 1/2 years, and the Championship Cloth doesn't wear even close to the Simonis, also in my opinion it is not as fast either, but I suspose that depends upon the location.
Take Care, we will have to agree to disagree on this one!!
Greg
You can get it from an eBay Store the cheapest. I'm about to order one myself.
Here's the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/9-Green-Simonis...6959856QQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116
Here's the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/9-Green-Simonis...6959856QQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116
Your a better judge than me!
No worries here Craig,
I'm sure you have much more play than we do here :embarrassed2:
It's just my feeling that the 30/30 is holding up really well here compared to the normal cloth we used to use!?
For the moment, we are very happy with the speed of the 30/30 cloth :thumbup:
manwon said:I have used Simonis 860 and championship 30/30 side by side in my pool room. My cloth is brushed and vacumed every day, and a cleaner is used once a month. I left the cloth on those two tables for 1 1/2 years, and the Championship Cloth doesn't wear even close to the Simonis, also in my opinion it is not as fast either, but I suspose that depends upon the location.
Take Care, we will have to agree to disagree on this one!!
No worries here Craig,
I'm sure you have much more play than we do here :embarrassed2:
It's just my feeling that the 30/30 is holding up really well here compared to the normal cloth we used to use!?
For the moment, we are very happy with the speed of the 30/30 cloth :thumbup:
Not the Expert!?
My understanding is that the 30/30 plays a little slower than Simonez.....but, it may or may not hold up to the wear and tear as well???
It seems to me that the 30/30 here is wearing really well and playing good! The Simonez cloth to me is fantastic but, it looks like somebody put the horse away wet after a few innings if you know what I mean
I own a BAR which sees alot of action and abuse so the 30/30 is a test for us this year and for the moment is holding up really well?!? Craig may be a better judge since he owns a pool hall in Seattle and I'm sure he sees alot more play than ourselves!
Anyways, we are happy with the change over to 30/30 from the normal cloth and like anything else it's a matter of preference
8noutagain said:
My understanding is that the 30/30 plays a little slower than Simonez.....but, it may or may not hold up to the wear and tear as well???
It seems to me that the 30/30 here is wearing really well and playing good! The Simonez cloth to me is fantastic but, it looks like somebody put the horse away wet after a few innings if you know what I mean
I own a BAR which sees alot of action and abuse so the 30/30 is a test for us this year and for the moment is holding up really well?!? Craig may be a better judge since he owns a pool hall in Seattle and I'm sure he sees alot more play than ourselves!
Anyways, we are happy with the change over to 30/30 from the normal cloth and like anything else it's a matter of preference
8noutagain said:
Greg, the Championship 30/30 is made by Championship and it is the Cloth they make that is often compared to Simonis 860. While it is cheaper them Simionis, in my opinion it is not as good, one key factor that you will see over and over again is that it Compared to Simonis. When a product is compared to another, the item that things are being compared to is what you want to buy. Now I understand that this may not always to true, and some new products may even be better, but when it comes to Billiards Cloth, I have personally found none better than Simonis 860 for Pocket Billiards tables.
Take Care
Yes, 30/30 plays slower and wears slower as well. Obviously it's thicker cloth.
If I owned a pool hall of 20 tables or more, and the majority of players were casual players, I'd use the 30/30. Less tables, or more serious players, Simonis. (unless it's just a bunch of kids, then I'd use shag carpet with Scotch-Guard).
I use 760 at home.
If I owned a pool hall of 20 tables or more, and the majority of players were casual players, I'd use the 30/30. Less tables, or more serious players, Simonis. (unless it's just a bunch of kids, then I'd use shag carpet with Scotch-Guard).
I use 760 at home.
Good god!
That is some overpriced sheeit...
atthecat said:
That is some overpriced sheeit...
