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Dinnertime just got ballsy…
Pool Table manufacturers are constantly having to find new ways to justify their huge expense and massive real-estate usage. They also need to compete for attention from the internet, Video On-Demand and social-centric video games like Guitar Hero, Dance Dance Revolution and pretty much anything on Nintendo’s Wii. Given these massive challenges, the Billiard Industry has looked to innovative design to save their ever shrinking markets. This “Fusion” pool table/dining room table was created by Aramith, long-time leading manufacturer in the billiard industry, the Fusion dining table innovates by adding multi-functionality as it combines a dining table, a pool table and a game table all in one. Multi-purpose functionality just might save the industry from going the way of the Dodo, or until Microsoft decides to add a billiards game to its “Surface” Table initiative.
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26 Comments »
aritoni says
I found something to this pool-dining table. It is almost the same.
Paul Talbot says
love it love it love it
Sergio says
It’s my design, is a copy of Sergio Trujillo.
You can see in instructables:
http://www.instructables.com/id/SEA5WKRF07T1WPC/
http://www.instructables.com/id/Pool-Billiard-Table/
Bad copy.
Mike Uy says
with all due respect, the concept and the idea may be the same but yours is UGLY.
thierry says
What an horrible table Sergio !
Pool/dining table is not a new thing you are right but I prefer the last one…
Design is another thing.
is not copying is improving I think
Jamiro says
simply great
Angelina says
One for me please!
Fernando says
Great coy of designer Sergio Trujillo
AG says
This is extremely old news.
At least 20 years old.
nick says
I built one like that a year ago. Here you can see it
hunter says
This table doesnt look like its full size regulation Billiards… I wont even bother playing at parties on tables that arent full size.
chris says
actually dude, most sets of rules, apa,bca,tap…to name a few state a regulation size table as being half as wide as it is long. in other words L = 2W. however most professionals play on a 9 footer because of the increased skill level needed. i have played tournements for a long time and in those tournements the only time anyone played on the 9 footer was if you made it to the final 10 or so… that is if the tournement venue even had a nine footer.
Rob says
lol, 20 years old, i have seen prints and read articals from the 1800’s, it may be stolen from serg, who stole it from????
then put a net across it and play ping pong, diffrent top, air hockey, none are new.
(stolen from serg, rofl)
ignorance is ignorance, not bliss says
Pool table/ dining tables have been around for a long time and everytime i see one it has the same problems. 1. whenever you want to play pool you have to clear the table and take the wooden slabs off the top and store them somewhere. 2. depending on what the top of the table is made out of you have a constant risk of scratching the surface when converting it from dining table to pool table or visa versa. If the billiards industry really wants to compete in today’s society they need to come up with a design that makes it so the table top folds into the pool table.
Ana says
These are problems if you’re lazy and clumsy
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