HLC 6FT Folding Billiards Snooker/Pool Table With Balls And Other Accessories

The first time I got the table, it was damaged but the company sent another and it was kind of a pain to get rid of the damaged table, considering how big the item is. But with the new table, we've played a few times and we love it. Especially since you can fold it up when you don't use it. Great price too!

Fair table but had a little bit of damage on arrival but we were given a small refund to compensate for that so overall it’s ok

This is not a good table. It's characterised by cheapness and poor quality all over. The chipboard based is covered with easy peel veneer. The baize is of an inferior sort and discoloured in places. The balls scratch, chip and mark easily. The pockets are too small and not deep enough. The pocket attachments are flimsy and bendy aluminium. Worst of all - my table is not level (there is no way of adjusting the feet / legs to level things) and has a dip at one corner. The dip remains in the same place despite me moving the table around in various directions and putting something under the leg. I don't think it's worth the £150 price, let alone the original one.I would have sent this back. However, what stopped me is that I bought it as a Christmas present for my ten year old son and I ordered it sometime before Christmas. In an attempt to conceal it, the table lay unopened in the box in our garage until Christmas Eve - then I had the disappointment of opening it up. I kept it for too long and it was too bulky and awkward to return. Also, my son is more easy to please than me. He has never seen another snooker table so has nothing to compare this one against - so for him it's an ok present for occasional use. My parents got me a snooker table as a Christmas gift when I was a similar age - a Pot Black or Riley model (which was by no means an expensive model - probably about £300 full price in today's money) - and it was far superior to this one. Normally items get better as times progress, but this table is definitely not a good specimen. It was very weird for me to see this item and compare it unfavourably with another bought in 1984. So, definitely a disappointment - unless you are like my son and can't tell a good table from a bad one. I think if you are over ten years old though you will recognise poor quality when you see it. Another thing to note - the vertical folding position of the table is considerably higher than 6 feet (because of the legs / base), and my garage ceiling is about 3 cm too low for it to fold it. You will need a fairly high ceiling if you want to fold it up.Maybe my son is thinking there is no quality control in Santa's workshop.

Great value for money and it didn't take 4 hours to assemble like all the reviews said, it took 1 1/2 hours. Very sturdy my 10 year old loves it.

Very easy to assemble. I managed it by myself on Christmas morning, although I needed help to turn it over.One corner of the framework was broken when it came out of the box. It was probably broken in transit, but it was delivered in early December. I mended it with some wood glue and a bracket, and it's OK now.There is a slight run towards one of the other corner pockets, but not enough to spoil the game.The cushions are hard with very little bounce.All in all, though, it's a decent beginner's table.It came with two cues, two triangles, chalk, a brush, scoreboard, and balls to play snooker and pool.

Arrived in just a few days . Easy to put together . The balls are to small but we already had some bigger ones so we use them .

Good value for money

Table arrived on time no issues with delivery. Assembly really simple and took no time. Problem I've had is the board on which the balls run is leaning on the one side. When the balls get within 2 inches of the left side of the table they roll off and end up in the bottom pocket. Used a spirit level to set up so the table itself is straight.It's a shame because the balls pot really well and would've recommended it others.