The slate is the surface, the rails make the pockets. If the pocket edges don't line up evenly it is because the rails were installed in the wrong locations. At the factory, these are matched and numbered. If these don't appear to "be even", they were installed in the wrong locations.
There are 6 pockets in a standard table.
A Pool Table with only four wide corner pockets is likely designed for a specific style of play or custom use. Standard pool tables have six pockets—four corners and two in the middle of the long rails. However, some custom or bar-style tables feature only corner pockets to create a more challenging or unique gameplay experience. In such tables, the goal is to improve precision and control, as there are fewer scoring options. These types of pool tables may also be used for specific cue sports variations or in compact spaces where side pockets are omitted for design reasons. If you’re unsure about your table’s setup, check its manufacturer’s specifications. Some custom Pool Table designs emphasize aesthetics or practice-focused play, making four-pocket configurations more common in certain professional or training environments.
Billiards there are 3 balls on the table, no pockets. Snooker, 6 pockets, 22 balls on the table.
In the US, these must be shipped by truck freight in most cases.
Convertible Tablet's. The ones that are just flat are Table slates.
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5 pcs on a riley 6 by 12 foot full size table, weight 170 kg a piece. Total 1200 kg for my table.
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Well there are air pockets in the paint brush and when you lay down the paint some of the ir pockets are now laid on the table.
6 pockets on a snooker table.
6 pockets on a pool table
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