Barrington Billiards Turns Any Room Into a Game Room

Claw-leg pool tables and rich wood-grain finishes bring furniture-quality style to your space, with easy assembly built in.

Game Room, Done Right

Wood Construction

Hardwood frames and slate or engineered surfaces that stay level for years.

Everything Included

Cues, balls, rack, and brush ship with most tables — ready to play out of the box.

Easy Assembly

Pre-drilled parts and clear instructions mean no professional installer needed.

Fits Real Spaces

Sizes and finishes made for basements and rec rooms, not just showroom floors.

Categories

Foosball
Foosball Tables
Shuffleboard Tables
Shuffleboard Tables
Combination Game Tables
Combination Game Tables
Poker Tables
Poker Tables
Roll & Score
Roll & Score

Best Sellers

Drop Pocket Pool Table

Drop Pocket Pool Table

The table legs are crafted from molded plastic with internal steel support and feature a distinctive Ball and Claw design.

Urban Drop Pocket Table

Urban Drop Pocket Table

The table top rail and apron are made of MDF, finished with a PVC laminate featuring a realistic wood grain texture.

Drop Pocket Pool Table

Drop Pocket Pool Table

The playfield mainframe is preassembled, with the assembly process consisting of attaching the lower apron.

Drop Pocket Pool Table

Drop Pocket Pool Table

The legs feature adjustable 5” oversized levelers, while the table includes two additional adjustable brackets.

Table with Accessory Set

Table with Accessory Set

The 18mm-thick surface is upholstered in premium-quality gray velvet fabric, providing a soft, elegant finish.

Drop Pocket Pool Table

Drop Pocket Pool Table

The playfield is finished with a premium black velvet cloth that provides a smooth, even surface for effortless ball rolling.

Foosball Coffee Table Glass Top

Foosball Coffee Table Glass Top

A solid wood square bead scorer is designed to keep track of your goals throughout the game.

Shuffleboard Table

Shuffleboard Table

The recommended room size for this game table is 16′ × 6′, providing ample space for comfortable movement.

People playing a wooden foosball table outdoors

Racked and Ready

Barrington Billiards Company started with a simple problem: most pool tables are either flimsy junk that warps in a year or six-thousand-dollar showpieces built for people who’ll never actually play on them. We build for the ones in between — people who want a table that rolls true, holds up to actual games with actual friends, and doesn’t require a second mortgage. No brand ambassadors, no “collector’s edition” nonsense. Just tables built to get played, night after night, for years.

Every table we put our name on gets tested the way it’ll actually be used — leaned on, chalked up, argued over during a close game. We use real slate or engineered wood cores depending on the line, honest felt, and hardware that doesn’t loosen up after a month. Our pricing sits where it should: enough to reflect what actually went into the table, not what a showroom markup wants to charge you.

If you’re setting up a game room, a bar, or just a garage where people can finally stop playing on that warped table from college, we made this for you. We’re not chasing trends in home entertainment — we’re just trying to build the kind of table that’s still the best thing in the room a decade from now.

The First Break


Players enjoying a game of pool in a billiards room

Other Barrington Games

Dartboard

Dartboard

Table Tennis

Table Tennis

Air Hockey Table

Air Hockey Table

Arcade Basketball

Arcade Basketball

Reviews

Bought the Springdale for the basement and honestly wasn’t expecting furniture-grade wood at this price. The leg levelers made all the difference on our uneven concrete floor.

Denise R.

Delivery took a bit longer than the estimate, but the table itself is solid. Pockets are tight enough that nothing rattles loose, which was my main worry with a slate-free build.

Pete W.

I run a small game room out of my garage and needed something that could handle daily use. The rails play true and the felt hasn’t pilled after six months of near-nightly games.

Mark T.

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Common Questions

How long does shipping take?

Most orders are processed within 2–3 business days and delivered within 7–14 business days, depending on the destination and item size. Larger or specialty items may require additional delivery time due to freight scheduling. Tracking information is provided once an order ships.

How should the item be maintained?

A soft, dry or slightly damp cloth is recommended for regular cleaning. Harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, and excessive moisture should be avoided, as they can damage finishes and materials over time. Periodic maintenance, such as checking hardware and moving parts, helps keep the item functioning properly for years.

How is the right size or model chosen?

Available space, intended use, and personal preference all play a role in selecting the right option. Measuring the intended area beforehand, including clearance for movement around the item, is strongly recommended. Detailed specifications are listed on each product page to help with comparison.

What is the return policy?

Items may be returned within 30 days of delivery, provided they are unused and in their original packaging. A return authorization is required before sending anything back. Once the returned item is received and inspected, a refund is issued to the original payment method, minus any applicable shipping costs.

How can customer support be reached?

A dedicated support team is available to help with order questions, product details, or post-purchase concerns. Requests can be submitted through the online contact form, with responses typically provided within 1–2 business days.

Is a warranty included?

Most items come with a limited warranty covering manufacturing defects for a specified period after purchase. Coverage details vary by product, so checking the specific warranty terms listed with each item is recommended. Normal wear and tear, misuse, or improper assembly are typically not covered.

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