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View Catalog POOL TABLES Legacy Billiards, Inc. • 851 Progress Road • Collierville, TN 38017 • 1-866-953-4272 • www.legacybilliards.com Page A1 Quality in every table. Legacy Billiards Tables Exceed All Expectations The Perfect Corner Fortress Power Lock™ Durable Leather Pockets Square cabinets and flush panels are Legacy Billiards’ rails are secured to Legacy leather pockets are finished essential in providing perfect play for every the slate using our exclusive Fortress with a quality dye to coordinate billiard table. The patented Perfect Corner Power Lock. An oversized t-nut with our wood finishes. The leather design guarantees each table assembly will fastener is securely held into the rail is steeped into the dye allowing be perfectly square. This design provides by a solid hardwood core to tightly for the desired color. With this the strongest cabinet corner support of hold the extreme torque of the rail process, the leather’s inherent any billiard brand in the industry. bolts onto the table. This design has beauty will keep its luster and been tested to 2,000 lbs. of torque and will endure scratches from normal is 80% stronger than threaded inserts play for the life of the table. Solid Hardwood or other fasteners used by other table Every table Legacy Billiards manufactures, in manufacturers. the Legacy series, is constructed from solid Quality Slate hardwood. No MDF, plywood, scrap wood Legacy Billiards uses three-piece, or metal plates. Hardwoods are used in the Hand Inlaid Sights one-inch backed slate on all billiard cabinets, legs, top-rails, blinds and cross- tables. Each piece of slate is diamond All sight locations on every Legacy beam slate supports. Our pool tables are honed, precision-cut and ground to Billiards pool table are precision cut for unsurpassed in quality in the billiard table within five-thousandths of an inch to perfect consistency. Mother-of-pearl industry. ensure a level surface. We take no sights are hand picked, inlaid and sanded shortcuts in detail or quality. to ensure a smooth finish. Hand Carved Legs Each carved table leg starts as a single block Exact Shot™ Cushions The Finishing Touch of seasoned solid hardwood and is carefully Our K-66 profile natural gum-rubber Legacy Billiards’ factory uses many hand carved by a master craftsman. Each cushions feature a relief groove. custom finishes and options for table leg is a functional work of art. The groove adds 30% more surface billiard and furniture products. All area for the rubber to bond to the solid wood products are finished at top rail. This design provides perfect the same time to produce a higher- Old World Joinery Techniques end finish consistency. The result is Legacy uses construction techniques that alignment to the top rail resulting in superior ball speed, accuracy and a Legacy table of unsurpassed quality, have stood the test of time. Our experience beauty and endurance. in the furniture industry carries over to our overall improved game play. Exact pool tables to provide you with a family Shot cushions carry a lifetime warranty. heirloom that will last for generations. Legacy Billiards, Inc. • 851 Progress Road • Collierville, TN 38017 • 1-866-953-4272 • www.legacybilliards.com Page A2 Whether installing on a new table or adding to a table purchased in the past, Legacy’s patented Perfect Drawer (USA patent no. US8177650) is the first and only attachable drawer made for storing all your billiard accessories PERFECT uniquely and safely under your billiard table. Available in sizes made to fit virtually any seven, eight or nine-foot table, the Perfect Drawer DRAWER is easy to install without any special tools. And when not in use, the Perfect Drawer is tucked neatly under your table, and out of sight. Perfect Drawer Features • New drawer fits all size billiard tables: 7’, 8’, or 9’ • Convenient and secure hidden storage • Fits tables with or without center beams • Stores up to five cues, with all billiard accessories • Securely and safely store expensive Cues • Patented hardware with air-lift technology • Quality felt lining inside drawer • Easy to install Part Number: 100970 Legacy Billiards, Inc. • 851 Progress Road • Collierville, TN 38017 • 1-866-953-4272 • www.legacybilliards.com Page A3 Timeless elegance coupled with an unparalleled quality in construction allow the Megan pool table to easily transition into any room setting. With a solid wood cabinet, leather shield pockets and Legacy’s Perfect MEGAN Corner technology, the Megan pool table’s unmatched quality is backed by a lifetime warranty. Shown in Port finish. Sterling Series Features Sterling Series 1 1 /4" routered, hardwood cabinet Exceeding expectations is our mission. We strive to produce a 6” wide Top Rail better quality table for better play. Three-piece, 1" backed slate Our manufacturing plant boasts state-of-the-art finishing techniques combined with old world craftsmanship. The Sterling series tables Pro-style rails with diamond pearl sights go beyond all competitors by showcasing both top design High-torque t-nut fasteners and value. Patented Perfect Corner construction Lifetime warranty Onyx 7’-110023 8’-110029 Port 7’-110025 8’-100432 Nutmeg 7’-110024 8’-100431 Legacy Billiards, Inc. • 851 Progress Road • Collierville, TN 38017 • 1-866-953-4272 • www.legacybilliards.com Page A4 Artistically blending clean lines with dramatic curves, the Mesa expresses ageless beauty and impeccable style. Truly timeless in design, the Mesa’s strong lines, tapered paneled legs and gracefully arched MESA cabinet is sure to be a focal point in your home game room for many years to come. Shown in Nutmeg finish. Sterling Series Features Sterling Series 1 1 /4" routered, hardwood cabinet Exceeding expectations is our mission. We strive to produce a 6” wide Top Rail better quality table for better play. Three-piece, 1" backed slate Our manufacturing plant boasts state-of-the-art finishing techniques Pro-style rails with diamond pearl sights combined with old world craftsmanship. The Sterling series tables High-torque t-nut fasteners go beyond all competitors by showcasing both top design Patented Perfect Corner construction and value. Lifetime warranty Onyx 7’-110019 8’-110030 Port 7’-110021 8’-100437 Nutmeg 7’-110020 8’-100436 Shade 7’-110022 8’-110031 Legacy Billiards, Inc. • 851 Progress Road • Collierville, TN 38017 • 1-866-953-4272 • www.legacybilliards.com Page A5 A sweeping arched cabinet coupled with hand carved scroll legs give the Mallory Pool Table a refined, sophisticated look. Built with Legacy’s unique Perfect Corner, this heirloom-quality billiard table is designed to MALLORY provide your family with decades of enjoyment. This pool table will add timeless style and elegance to any home billiard room. Shown in Port finish. Sterling Series Features Sterling Series 1 1 /4" routered, hardwood cabinet Exceeding expectations is our mission. We strive to produce a 6” wide Top Rail better quality table for better play. Three-piece, 1" backed slate Our manufacturing plant boasts state-of-the-art finishing techniques combined with old world craftsmanship. The Sterling series tables Pro-style rails with diamond pearl sights go beyond all competitors by showcasing both top design High-torque t-nut fasteners and value. Patented Perfect Corner construction Lifetime warranty Onyx 7’-110026 8’-110032 Port 7’-110028 8’-100442 Nutmeg 7’-110027 8’-100441 Legacy Billiards, Inc. • 851 Progress Road • Collierville, TN 38017 • 1-866-953-4272 • www.legacybilliards.com Page A6 A table designed for the “Modern World” The Baylor will be the center of attention for anyone’s home. It features: sleek 5” x 5” hardwood legs, enclosed pockets, AYLOR and 6” wide top rails. Hardwood construction will make B this a prize piece that will last for generations. Shown in Gunshot finish. Shown in Whiskey Barrel finish. Available in 8-foot table only. Signature Series Features Optional Dining Top Hardwood cabinet Optional Dining Top and Seating Benches are available to complete 6” wide Top Rail the table conversion that will seat up to 12 of your family Three-piece, 1" backed slate and friends. Pro-style rails Hand inlaid mother-of-pearl sights See Accessories Section for High-torque t-nut fasteners more information about the Billiard Dining Top. Post leg design Lifetime warranty Onyx 7’-110044 8’-100186 Shade 7’-110045 8’-100189 Gunshot 7’-110046 8’-100192 Legacy Billiards, Inc. • 851 Progress Road • Collierville, TN 38017 • 1-866-953-4272 • www.legacybilliards.com Page A7 Meet the Collins lineup of mid-century modern game room furniture. Specially designed and crafted to bring in an amazing mix of the old with the new. Featuring sleek lines, geometric forms and custom finishes, COLLINS this lineup is sure to wow all your guests. Shown in Shade finish. Available in 7-foot or 8-foot table size. 7’ Assembled Dimensions: The Collins Pool Table is the ultimate in mid-century modern design. 92.25”L x 53.25”W x 31.25”H Angled legs and rounded corners on the cabinet make this one of the most 7’ Assembled Weight: 600 lbs distinctively designed pool tables in the industry. Oversized top rails and larger blinds give this table a modern look and feel. With quality features including one inch backed slate, gum rubber rail cushions, hardwood 8’ Assembled Dimensions: 102.25”L x 58.25”W x 31.25”H construction, multiple exclusive finishes and a lifetime warranty, this table is one that will provide your family many years of enjoyment. Assembled Weight: 735 lbs Graphite 7’-100262 8’-100274 Walnut 7’-100265 8’-100277 Shade 7’-100271 8’-100283 Legacy Billiards, Inc. • 851 Progress Road • Collierville, TN 38017 • 1-866-953-4272 • www.legacybilliards.com Page A8 Clean lines punctuated by a distressed Black Pearl finish make the Outlaw pool table stand out in any home game room.
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