Cue sports and games
are an effective math skill-enhancing activity for your children. If you want
them to love what most people don’t—numbers—in a pretty exciting way, consider
putting up a pool table in your house. Parents should look into these key features
when shopping for pool tables if they want to enjoy a hassle- and accident-free
game of pool every day with their kids:
Top
A good number of pool
table makers attest to the usefulness of slate as a table top. Slate is the
most fitting material since it can easily be ground, guaranteeing an even and
flat surface. In addition, the fact that slate is essentially a rock or shale
is a big plus, since it equals optimum durability.
Frame
Slate is a popular
material used in the table’s frame, too, but it’s not the only option. Buyers
can look into a wide variety of solid hardwood materials. Among those that
provide ample support for a slate top are oak, maple, ash, and American black
walnut.
Legs
A durable top and frame
is useless if the pool table’s legs are not strong enough to bear the weight.
The legs take the most toll when players lean against the table to take a shot,
or even sit atop the equipment. For this reason, buyers should look into sturdy
materials like slate and hardwood for the legs as well.
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