Yet another help identify this table request

[moski]

I recently purchased a house and the previous owner left behind a pool table w/lighting in finished basement. Nice of him! Except this table is in dire need of some TLC. After stopping in a local billiards shop, I was asked what brand the table is, so they can decide if they can repair it. I've scoured it and cannot find any manufacturer ID (unless there is something under the felt). It needs new felt & bumpers and could use a re-level just to true it. I took these pictures of it, the only thing that is identified is the 2x4 studs are from a specific lumber company.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Lawnboy77]

Looks like home made, except rails look to be from an old T-rail table.

 

[garczar]

I recently purchased a house and the previous owner left behind a pool table w/lighting in finished basement. Nice of him! Except this table is in dire need of some TLC. After stopping in a local billiards shop, I was asked what brand the table is, so they can decide if they can repair it. I've scoured it and cannot find any manufacturer ID (unless there is something under the felt). It needs new felt & bumpers and could use a re-level just to true it. I took these pictures of it, the only thing that is identified is the 2x4 studs are from a specific lumber company.

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Tables w/no nameplates are usually an import of some kind. Since the lumber has a name this could be a US built table. Lot of these type tables out there.

 

[moski]

Thanks, that's actually what I suspected once I got under it with camera and saw those studs. That would also explain why the prior owner left it behind. It is now mine to deal with.

 

[measureman]

It's cloth not felt.

 

[Dead Money]

I recently purchased a house and the previous owner left behind a pool table w/lighting in finished basement. Nice of him! Except this table is in dire need of some TLC. After stopping in a local billiards shop, I was asked what brand the table is, so they can decide if they can repair it. I've scoured it and cannot find any manufacturer ID (unless there is something under the felt). It needs new felt & bumpers and could use a re-level just to true it. I took these pictures of it, the only thing that is identified is the 2x4 studs are from a specific lumber company.

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Are you in the Northwest? Say Oregon Area?

It looks possibly repaired or home made to me. Looks solid and in nice condition!

You may find this interesting...their name is on the studs:

Burrill mill's closed — reputation lives on

WHITE CITY — It's been 15 years since the Eugene F. Burrill Lumber Co. ceased operations in this Southern Oregon timber-production enclave.

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