George 8' Slate Pool Table in Black Ash by Doc & Holliday
The George 8' Slate Pool Table in Black Ash by Doc & Holliday is built to hold a room. Crafted from solid ash hardwood and engineered around a 1-inch, three-piece slate core, this luxury furniture-style pool table combines architectural presence with professional-level performance.
The deep Black Ash finish allows the natural hardwood grain to remain visible beneath a controlled, furniture-grade tone. Clean lines, balanced proportions, and substantial scale give this modern 8 ft slate pool table the structure and confidence expected in refined interiors.
At its foundation, a precision 1-inch diamond-honed three-piece slate playing surface delivers true roll and long-term structural stability. Professional K66 gum rubber cushions provide consistent rebound and accurate bank performance, while Championship Invitational billiard felt offers smooth, controlled speed. Genuine leather drop pockets and mother-of-pearl diamond sights complete the table with considered detail.
This is not a decorative game table. The George is engineered as heirloom-level luxury game room furniture designed for permanence.
An optional matching dining top (sold separately) allows the George 8 ft slate pool table to transition seamlessly from recreation to entertaining without compromising its architectural integrity.
Key Features
- 8 ft regulation size slate pool table
- Solid ash hardwood cabinet construction
- Black Ash furniture-grade finish with visible natural grain
- 1-inch, three-piece diamond-honed slate playing surface
- K66 gum rubber performance cushions
- Championship Invitational spill-resistant billiard felt
- Genuine leather drop pockets
- Mother-of-pearl diamond rail sights
- Optional matching dining top available
- Coordinates with matching George shuffleboard table, cue racks, benches, and storage systems
Dimensions & Weight
- 8 ft Table: 58.6" W × 102.5" L × 32.5" H / approx. 830 lbs
Because each table is constructed from solid ash hardwood, natural variations in grain pattern, tone, and finish depth are expected. These distinctions are inherent to real wood construction and contribute to the individuality of each piece.
