Home Game Rooms
Balance table size, furniture circulation and the cue stroke envelope.
Room-led table selection
Olhausen Pool Tables, Planned Around the Way You Play
Start with room clearance, player expectations and long-term service—not a finish swatch alone.
Choose your setting
A Table for Every Kind of Room
Clear use cases make size, construction and accessory decisions easier.
Hospitality & Clubs
Specify durable surfaces and a service plan for repeat daily use.
Serious Players
Prioritize consistent slate support, cushion response and leveling access.
Under the cloth
Construction Decisions You Can Feel
Slate supportA level result starts with a rigid frame and accessible installation points.
Cushion responseProfile, rubber condition and rail fastening influence rebound consistency.
Cloth for the roomSpeed, spill exposure and expected hours of play should guide the textile choice.
“The best table recommendation begins with how the room will be used, who will play, and what can be serviced ten years from now.”
— Olhausen planning principle
Room-clearance review3-piece slate guidanceProfessional leveling planReplaceable wear components
Before you order
Questions Worth Settling Early
A common planning baseline adds roughly twice the cue length to each table dimension. Exact clearance depends on the model’s outside dimensions, cue length and nearby furniture.
Not when a trained installer aligns, seams and levels it correctly. Three-piece slate can be more practical to move into finished rooms and service later.
Confirm model and size, slate condition, rail response, frame joints, pocket compatibility, cloth wear and realistic disassembly, transport and re-leveling costs.
Bring Us the Room. We’ll Help Frame the Decision.
Share measurements, intended table size, delivery access and playing priorities.
Start a Table Brief