Traditional Tables
What makes a Billiard Table a TRADITIONAL Table?
A billiard table is classified as traditional on account of the method of construction rather than its appearance. This design principle means that, although it’s a substantial task, movement of a large Table is a realistic proposition.
Heiron and Smith Traditional Tables are available in three sizes:
| Slate Size | |
| Full Size | 3657mm × 1867mm (12ft × 6ft 1/12in) |
| 10ft | 3048mm × 1562mm (10ft × 5ft 1 1/2in) |
| 9ft | 2746mm × 1410mm (9ft × 4ft 7 1/2in) |
There are 5 models, developed to accommodate varied preferences in furniture design. However, if you wish to have a Table manufactured to your personal design we would
seek to provide this for you
The Governor General
This model features hand carved legs and leg brackets, scalloped facias and return moulds.
The Brassey
This table comes with brassey style legs, leg brackets, framework facias and moulds.
The Charlton
This table has legs with concave facets, framework facias, and simpler moulds.
The Commonwealth
This table features turned fluted legs, framework without facias, and simpler moulds.
The Australia Table
This table comes with a simple turned leg, framework without facias, and simpler moulds.
