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A stylish and well built pool cue rack can greatly enhance the appearance and feel of your home billiard room and will also help protect your expensive pool cues.
There are some pool cue racks that are crafted from wood and that come in a variety of finishes. Others pool cue racks are designed to have a modern or contemporary look and come plated in shiny chrome or other contemporary materials.
Whatever your style preference, merely the existence of a pool cue rack will ensure that your home billiard room is not full of clutter and will give it a more professional look and feel.
The pool cue racks article was posted on 9/24/2006 1:11:47 AM and updated on 9/24/2006 1:11:47 AM. The pool cue racks article was edited by Billiards Forum Editor.
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What is a proper pool ball rack? In what order should pool balls be arranged?
Hi George. For the best response to your question, you should go to the forum (by clicking the "Forum" link in the green bar at the top) and leave details. There are lots of experienced members there, and you should have a response very quickly. Also, you should let us know which particular billiard game you are playing. Many of the racking rules can be found in the pool rules section to the right.
We just purchased a one piece wall cue rack (includes hook for ball rack, etc.). My question is, how far from the ground should the bottom of the rack be mounted on the wall?
Kendal, welcome to the forum. I assume that you are asking about the standard wall-mounted pool cue racks that hold the cues upright, with the cue tip at the top. The height is a matter of personal preference. There are several options. Some prefer to align the center of the pool cue rack at exactly the center point on the wall between the celling and the floor. With this option, you get a nice visually centered rack. The other is the measure distance from the floor to the bottom of the rack. For this, it's personal preference, but you don't want it too high. Between 1 and 2 feet is standard. Let us know what you decide to do.
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