Outdoor Pool Table

Check out this outdoor pool table from Outdoor 8Ball.

It's the perfect solution for those, who don't seem to have enough room inside. Of course you still need to have an extra $2995(US) + S/H, and Taxes.

FEATURES

completely water & weather proof
amazing night play; the world's only lit pool table surface
pockets and markers are also lit
family and player friendly pockets
attractive and light-weight (approximately 315 lbs); can easily be moved indoors or outdoors
levels with ease no tools required
most preferred pool table by women and their families
play while it's wet
place on patio, deck, poolside, lawn or indoors
rails available in grey, redwood, and sandstone
can stay outdoor or indoor all year around
playing surface available in blue only (as shown)
Outside dimensions - 92" x 52" x 31 1/2". Inside playing surface - 78 1/2" x 39 1/2"

BENEFITS

aluminum frame no rusting ever
high density polyethylene rails, bumpers will not crack or split
no glues of any kind used
polypropylene plastic pockets complete with drain holes
aluminum corner brackets and markers
rail grooves for easy cue placement (cue saver)
built in triangle hook
easy assembly, lightweight and easy to move
no tools required for leveling
delivered directly to your home straight from the manufacturer

By: Mass

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