Imperial Telluride Pool Table
Best rustic centerpiece for homeowners seeking professional grade playability.
A masterfully crafted centerpiece that blends rustic farmhouse charm with tournament-grade performance. It delivers a consistent, professional playing experience while standing up to the demands of a busy home game room, ensuring that every game is played on a surface built for precision and longevity.
$4995.00
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Imperialusa
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Who it's for
- Homeowners seeking a centerpiece with a warm, lodge-inspired design.
- Serious players who demand tournament-quality performance and durability.
- Buyers looking for a long-term investment in high-quality furniture.
Who should skip it
- Renters or frequent movers who require portable or lightweight equipment.
- Budget-conscious shoppers looking for an entry-level billiards solution.
- Decorators aiming for a minimalist or high-gloss aesthetic.
Performance breakdown
Playing Surface Precision
Three-piece certified slate ensures a true, tournament-grade roll every time.
Cushion Responsiveness
K66 natural rubber provides consistent, predictable rebounds for advanced bank shots.
Build Durability
Solid pine and steel construction creates a rock-solid, vibration-free foundation.
Surface Maintenance
Teflon-coated felt effectively resists spills and minor accidents during gameplay.
Aesthetic Appeal
Rustic farmhouse design elevates the room without feeling overly traditional.
Acoustic Dampening
Leather drop pockets keep ball returns quiet and satisfyingly authentic.
Key Specs
Playing Surface Dimensions
44 inches x 88 inches
Outside Dimensions
58.25 inches x 102.25 inches x 33 inches
Weight
950 lbs
Material
Solid Pine, Pine Veneers, Acacia, Powder Coated Steel, Engineered Wood
Slate
1 inch, three-piece certified slate
Cushion Rubber
K66 Natural Cushion Rubber
Assembly Required
Yes
Includes Chairs
No
Has Cup Holders
No
Has Padded Armrests
No
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