The Bellano Slate Pool Table by Doc & Holliday The Bellano by Doc & Holliday does not quietly enter a room. It takes the best seat in the house. Featured in a moody Matte Smoke finish and crafted from solid maple, this custom slate pool table brings together architectural form, serious billiards performance, and the crisp visual edge of a modern steel billiard table. The silhouette is clean and intentional, with tapered rails, a tailored apron, and black powder-coated steel legs that angle outward with quiet confidence. Made in the USA and built to order, this is for clients who want a custom steel-leg slate pool table that plays as hard as it hosts. Serious under the hood. Sharp in the room. A little dangerous after the second cocktail. Architectural Form. True Slate Play. The table pairs solid maple construction with a matte black powder-coated steel base, giving it a crisp, architectural stance. The tapered rail and apron design keep the profile lean and tailored, while the Matte Smoke finish brings depth, warmth, and a quieter edge to the room. Beneath the surface, it is built for real play with a 3-piece, 1" thick diamond-honed tournament-grade slate playfield, K66 tournament-grade gum rubber cushions, mother-of-pearl diamond rail sights, custom leather drop pockets, and internal Uniliner® steel reinforcement. Weight: 850 lbs 8-Foot: 58" W x 102" L x 31" H | Play Surface: 44" W x 88" L | Approx. Weight: 950 lbs Pick Your Mood. We Won’t Tell. This fully custom build is available in multiple finish, size, and leather pocket options. Select finishes are photographed so you can see how easily the design changes character. View the Bellano in Matte Black for a darker, sharper take, or explore the Bellano in Brandwine for a warmer, richer finish with a little old-school trouble in its smile. They want presence. Performance. Craft. A room that feels finished the second the table arrives. This is not mass-market billiards dressed up for a photo. It is maple, steel, slate, leather, and a little bit of trouble — exactly how a great game room should start.
