Once your order has been placed, assuming it is in stock and 
available for dispatch, we will charge your card and prepare your order for shipping. The time this takes will depend on the purchased product and each products preparation time may vary. We will send you tracking details by email within 24 hours of your order being dispatched.

• Pool table deliveries normally take 2-5 weeks from time of purchase.

• Other accessories normally take 1-3 days depending on your chosen product.

If you have not received tracking details within 6 working days, please reach out to us via email at info@clothandpocket.co.uk so 
that we can help. 

Due to the nature of some of our products, there are some restrictions that need to be understood before purchase.

• Staircase Deliveries (Ground Floor Access): Standard (Free) deliveries are limited to ground floor locations.

• Stair Access Notification: Upon purchase, customers must inform us in advance if delivery requires navigating stairs (this option must be selected during purchase). Additional fees will apply if we need to deliver up stairs or in basements, and detailed dimensions of stairwells / landings may be requested to ensure a safe and successful Delivery.

• Delivery Scheduling Operating Hours: Deliveries are scheduled during regular business hours, Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.

• Proof of Delivery: A signature is required at the time of Delivery to confirm receipt of the item.

We take great pride in our fast delivery times and we wany you to enjoy your purchase as quickly as possible!

If delivery is delayed for any reason, we will let you know ASAP and advise you of a revised estimated delivery date.

• Unforeseen Circumstances: While we aim to meet all agreed delivery dates, we are not responsible for delays resulting from circumstances beyond our control, including courier disruptions or extended manufacturing lead times.

• Customer Communication: In the event of a foreseeable delay, we will notify the you promptly with an updated delivery timeframe.

Yes! we offer professional installation on all of our pool tables. Our experienced team ensures that your table is set up correctly for optimal performance and stability.

Installation can take up to 1-2 hours depending on what table you choose.

Please be sure to allow our installation team plenty of work space before their arrival so they can get to work on assembling your new pool table.

Consider your available space and gameplay preference when choosing a pool table size. Common sizes include:

1. 8-Foot Table: Popular for home use, balancing space and a professional feel.

2. 7-Foot Table: Great for smaller rooms, ideal for casual play, often found in bars.

3. 9-Foot Table: Used in professional settings, requiring more space for dedicated game rooms.

Ensure there's at least 5 feet around the table for comfortable cueing. Choose based on your playing style and available space!

When buying a pool table, consider these essential accessories:

1. Cues: A set of different weights and sizes.

2. Pool Balls: A regulation set with 15 balls and a cue ball.

3. Rack: A triangle or diamond rack for setting up.

4. Chalk: For cue tips to prevent miscues.

5. Cue Tip Repair Kit: For maintaining cue tips.

6. Table Brush: For cleaning the felt surface.

7. Cover: To protect the table when not in use.

8. Scoreboard: For keeping track of games.

These accessories will enhance your gameplay and help maintain your table!

The main differences between UK and American pool tables include:

1. Size: American tables are typically larger (7, 8, or 9 feet), while UK tables are usually around 7 feet.

2. Pocket Design: American tables have larger, rounded pockets; UK tables feature smaller, angled pockets.

3. Ball Size: American balls are 2.25 inches in diameter, compared to the 2-inch diameter of UK balls.

4. Rules and Gameplay: They have different rules, with American pool focusing on games like 8-ball and 9-ball, and UK pool often featuring English 8-ball.

These differences affect the style and strategy of play.

Pool tables typically use cloth made from a blend of wool and nylon.  

The main types include:

1. Woollen Cloth: Durable and felt-like, suitable for home tables, but slower in play.

2. Polyester Cloth: More affordable and easier to maintain, though it may lack quality.

3. Speed Cloth: A nylon-polyester blend for fast play, often used in professional settings. The choice depends on your playing style and usage.

Pool table prices vary due to several factors:

1. Materials: Higher-quality materials like solid hardwood and slate increase costs.

2. Construction Quality: Well-built tables offer better durability and stability.

3. Size and Style: Larger tables and intricate designs are usually more expensive.

4. Brand Reputation: Established brands may charge more for quality and trust.

5. Included Accessories: Tables with cues and balls can be pricier.

6. Commercial vs. Home Use: Commercial tables are often more robust and costly.

7. Features: Additional features like storage or specialised felt can raise the price.

These factors help determine the price and quality of a pool table.

It's not advisable to move a pool table by yourself due to several reasons:

1. Weight and Size: They are heavy and bulky, making them hard to handle alone.

2. Damage Risk: You could easily damage the table or your home during the move.

3. Assembly Issues: Disassembling and reassembling the table requires expertise to avoid damage.

4. Injury Risk: Lifting heavy items can lead to injuries.

Hiring professionals is the best option for a safe and secure move.

Yes, there's a suggested room size for pool tables to ensure comfortable gameplay. Here are the general guidelines based on table size:

1. 7-Foot Table: Minimum room size of about 13 x 16 feet.

2. 8-Foot Table: Minimum room size of about 13 x 17 feet.

3. 9-Foot Table: Minimum room size of about 14 x 18 feet.

These dimensions allow enough space to play without feeling cramped. They accommodate the length of the cues and provide room for players to move around comfortably. Adjustments may be necessary based on your specific cue length or personal preferences.

Unfortunately, at this moment we do not offer any kind of re-clothing or table repair services. But as we are always looking to improve our services, it is likely a service we may offer in the near future.

Yes, your payment is fully secure. Once you’ve selected your items, you can place your order directly through our online store. We'll begin processing it right away. All transactions are handled through a secure payment gateway, and Cloth&Pocket does not store any of your credit card information.

To determine the best cue size for your pool table, the main factor is the playing area size and the space around the table—not just the table itself. Here's how to choose the right cue size:

Standard Cue Sizes:

• 57–58 inches – Full-size adult cue (most common)
• 48 inches – For tight spaces or junior players
• 36 inches – For very tight spaces (often used in home setups or for kids)
  

Recommended Cue by Table Size:

• 7 ft -> 48" or 52" cue
• 8 ft -> 52"–57" cue
• 9ft -> 57"–58" cue
  

Recommended Cue by Room Size (ft):

• 11' x 14' -> 48" or 52" cue
• 13' x 16' -> 52"–57" cue
• 14' x 18' or larger -> 57"–58" cue
  

You can contact us by phone between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. We're also reachable by email throughout the weekend.

03330505783

info@clothandpocket.co.uk

Before buying a pool table, keep these points in mind:

1. Space: Ensure you have enough room for the table and player movement.

2. Type: Decide between a home table and a commercial-grade model.

3. Play Surface: opt for slate for better durability and consistent play.

4. Felt Quality: Higher quality felt improves gameplay and lasts longer.

5. Budget: Set a budget that includes the table and necessary accessories.

6. Style: Choose a design that matches your décor.

These considerations will help ensure you choose the right pool table.