The Addison
Geometric Lines. Architectural Presence. For the Room That Makes No Apologies.
The Addison is the architectural statement in the lineup, with a geometric design language, sculpted metal trim, and a Black Laminate finish built for a room that wants a bold, modern centerpiece. It is offered in 7-foot and 8-foot sizes. The top rail is solid hardwood paired with an industrial-grade laminate surface, a construction chosen for clean lines and durability in high-use spaces. K66 gum rubber cushions give the Addison consistent rebound across the bed, the same cushion system used throughout the C.L. Bailey line. Standard Mali wool-blend cloth covers the playing surface, and Velocity Pro worsted cloth is available as an upgrade for faster, truer play. For the 7-foot table, plan on a room of roughly 11 feet 11 inches by 15 feet 2 inches with a standard 52-inch cue; the 8-foot table needs about 12 feet 4 inches by 16 feet. The Addison is delivered and installed in your home by an authorized C.L. Bailey dealer, who handles assembly and leveling on site.
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Product Details
Features & Construction
- Available in 7' and 8' sizes
- Geometric design language
- Sculpted metal trim and accents
- Solid hardwood top rail with industrial-grade laminate
- K66 rubber cushion system
Room Size Guide
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Frequently Asked
Common questions
An 8-foot table is the right answer for most American homes. It plays well for casual entertaining, serves a serious player, and fits the most rooms. A 7-foot table is right for tighter rooms and family-shared use. A 9-foot table is the tournament size and the right call only if the room genuinely accommodates it and a serious player wants the longer geometry.
C.L. Bailey residential pool tables use 1-inch Italian slate, set in three matched sections seamed together at installation. That is the residential standard, and it is the thickness that holds level for the life of the table. Anything thinner is a compromise.
Most residential pool table cloth lasts five to ten years before showing wear that affects play. Worsted cloth (Velocity Pro) often runs on the longer end. Napped cloth (Mali) replaced on a regular cleaning schedule runs in the middle. Heavy daily use, sun exposure near a window, or liquid spills compress the cycle. Replacement is a half-day visit with your dealer.