Every pool table owner should have one. Unless you have a dust-free pool room, it makes sense to provide a pool table cover for that delicate piece of gaming furniture. Dust and debris have a way of eroding your pool table rails and felt cloth top. Never mind the hardwood rails as they can withstand dust.
Nothing beats being pro-active and preventing dust to accumulate to begin with. And theres a wide variety of pool covers to do the job well. When youve spent anywhere from $3000 to $5000 and higher on a spanking pool table, investing on as little as $60 or less for a pool cover is pittance.. Thats just the equivalent to about 1% to 2% of your pool table cost.
So how does one go about getting the right pool cover? If the dealer of your pool table didnt offer you one when you bought it, there are aftermarket pool covers in a variety of brands, colors, sizes, materials and prices to fit your taste and budget. It would also be a good idea to get one that matches your pool tables wood color or room dcor.
If you are in the market for one, the first thing to do is to get the table specs and check its dimensions. You can measure that yourself. Sizes typically...
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