For several years now, the Wiraka Dynasty table has been the choice for the WPA World 9-ball Championships held yearly in Qatar. Now you can order one for your home.
Wiraka is a company based in Singapore and has been supplying tables to major competitions throughout Southeast Asia for more than ten years, and the Dynasty is their flagship product, with a design based closely on the Gold Crown V. The table features rails laminate rails with stainless steel corner castings and accents. Available with drop pockets or ball returns, K-55 rail profiles (K-66 available by request), and pockets in either pro cut (4.4") or standard cut (4.8"). It also comes with 18 leveling bolts under the slate, as well as adjustable casters on the legs for precise leveling. You can also order with or without the competition decals.
The table is sold as a package for a special introductory price for AZB members located in the continental United States of $3995USD. This price includes the following:
Table (4.5 x 9)
Light - 9 panel LED (369W-110V)
Cloth, 980 'Tournament' brand - upgrade to Simonis 860 or 760 for $200 extra*
Aramith Pro-cup TV balls
60" Arcylic rest stick with hook
Table cover
Rail brush and Brush
4 rack cues with a wall rack
Wooden Triangle with hook
All Shipping, Freight, Duties and Taxes (please allow about 8-10 weeks)
Not included: setup and installation, which is usually around $300-500 depending on your location. This can be either arranged by the buyer, or by myself depending on the location and timings. Buyers can also do it themselves as it's not too difficult, but a professional installation is always recommended. I also recommend using an electrician to install and hang the light.
This is obviously a great deal as the accessories themselves (balls, cloth, light etc) are valued at close to $1000 alone.
*note that the rail cloth is installed at the factory but bed cloth is done at installation. This can make the installation easier and cheaper as doing the rails usually takes the installer a fair bit of time.
Here is a pic from a customer who recently bought one for his house showing the table with light:
See the table in action at these links:
Any questions feel free to message me. I have 18 of these exact tables in my pool room, and we're tremendously happy with them. For more pics go to topshots.ca
Wiraka is a company based in Singapore and has been supplying tables to major competitions throughout Southeast Asia for more than ten years, and the Dynasty is their flagship product, with a design based closely on the Gold Crown V. The table features rails laminate rails with stainless steel corner castings and accents. Available with drop pockets or ball returns, K-55 rail profiles (K-66 available by request), and pockets in either pro cut (4.4") or standard cut (4.8"). It also comes with 18 leveling bolts under the slate, as well as adjustable casters on the legs for precise leveling. You can also order with or without the competition decals.
The table is sold as a package for a special introductory price for AZB members located in the continental United States of $3995USD. This price includes the following:
Table (4.5 x 9)
Light - 9 panel LED (369W-110V)
Cloth, 980 'Tournament' brand - upgrade to Simonis 860 or 760 for $200 extra*
Aramith Pro-cup TV balls
60" Arcylic rest stick with hook
Table cover
Rail brush and Brush
4 rack cues with a wall rack
Wooden Triangle with hook
All Shipping, Freight, Duties and Taxes (please allow about 8-10 weeks)
Not included: setup and installation, which is usually around $300-500 depending on your location. This can be either arranged by the buyer, or by myself depending on the location and timings. Buyers can also do it themselves as it's not too difficult, but a professional installation is always recommended. I also recommend using an electrician to install and hang the light.
This is obviously a great deal as the accessories themselves (balls, cloth, light etc) are valued at close to $1000 alone.
*note that the rail cloth is installed at the factory but bed cloth is done at installation. This can make the installation easier and cheaper as doing the rails usually takes the installer a fair bit of time.
Here is a pic from a customer who recently bought one for his house showing the table with light:
See the table in action at these links:
Any questions feel free to message me. I have 18 of these exact tables in my pool room, and we're tremendously happy with them. For more pics go to topshots.ca
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