Pool Cue Holder AKLOT Pool Cue Rack Billiard Cue Racks With
Pool Cue Holder AKLOT Pool Cue Rack Billiard Cue Racks With Score Counters Pool Stick Holder Drink Holder 16 Ball Holders Holds 8 Sticks and Full Set of Pool Balls
| Weight: | 3.9 kg |
| Dimensions: | 34.8 x 34.8 x 52.07 cm; 3.9 Kilograms |
| Model: | YD0214 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Shenzhen Lotmusic Technologe Co.,Ltd |
| Dimensions: | 34.8 x 34.8 x 52.07 cm; 3.9 Kilograms |
This will look good in any home or business that has a pool table. It is sturdy & durable & also looks good in any room. A good value for your coins. Hope this helps,
Ann 🙂
This AKLOT Billiard Cue Rack is just ok for the price. It comes with no instructions, which is ok on my end since it was not difficult to figure out how to assemble it. There is a video on the item’s page that describes assembly. The finish is very nice and the rack looks nice in a corner by the pool table in my game room. This is by no means a high end cue rack but it does the job.
This Pool Cue Rack looks nice and well finished. All surfaces and edges are smooth and assembly took about two minutes with no tools needed. The score counters are very high quality and hefty. It is a very nice addition to my game room.
This is a great cue rack. Very easy to assemble, I did it myself in under 10 minutes. Fits nicely in the corner, holds 8 cue sticks. On the top there are 4 spots to put drinks, chalk, or other accessories. The bottom holds a full set of balls. There is also a built in score keeper/win tracker.
Update: The seller reached out to me and offered to make things right. I have updated my rating from three stars to five. The reasons are: 1.) The seller willing to make things right
2.). So far this rack is holding up in spite of what I mentioned in my original review below.
If anything should change I will update my review.
I wanted to have a cue rack to store my extra cue sticks. During the very simple assembly one of the threads in one of the poles is pushed in further in the rest. So one of the poles will not have it’s peg screwed in all the way as deep as the others. It’s tightened as far as it could be and should be ok.
There is a slight wobble but it’s not anything major.
The bottom part of the holder where the bottom of the cue sticks sit has circles for them to sit in but I wish they had a bit of depth to them. Maybe I am nitpicking here.
We’ll see over time how this basic cue stick holder holds up.
I hope this helps.