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Bullseye Games
Distance: 31.1 Mi4202 Commercial Ave
53714 Madison -
Game Room Gear
Distance: 53.3 Mi120 W Commerce Blvd
53086 Slinger -
Hood Leather Goods Co
Distance: 57.4 MiPO Box 12548
53212 Milwaukee -
Pool Tables Plus
Distance: 107.7 Mi1112 South Westland Drive
54914 Appleton -
Top Shots Pool & Darts
Distance: 136.0 Mi137 4th Street South
54601 La Crosse
Description
There are basically two types of pool table slate available - one piece and three piece. Walk into any billiard retailer and chances are all of their tables use 3 piece slate. The main reason for this is that building one piece slate tables require a much stronger framework (called the "baseframe") to support the slate, and this costs a lot more money in time and materials. The best example of a one piece slate pool table is the coin operated pool table found in almost every tavern and club in the U.S. They are universally recognized as one of the finest tables made and are the most sought after table in the used market. So compared to one piece slate tables, 3 piece slate tables are easier, faster and cheaper to build. However, 3 piece slate tables have a few major problems...