Accessories are easy to overlook during price comparison, but they strongly affect whether the buyer can use the table immediately after installation. A clear accessory list also reduces disputes after delivery.
Standard accessories
A typical non-3-in-1 billiard table package may include cue sticks, billiard balls, ball rack, spare cue tips, gloves, chalk and a cleaning brush. The exact set should be confirmed per model.
3-in-1 accessories
When a table includes table tennis function, the buyer should confirm the ping pong kit, including bats, balls and net set. These accessories should be packed and listed clearly.
Commercial spare parts
Venues should consider extra cue tips, chalk, cloth, cushions and cleaning tools. Small spare parts can prevent downtime and reduce after-sales pressure.
| Accessory | Standard order | Commercial note |
|---|---|---|
| Cue sticks | Usually included | Order spare cues for venues. |
| Balls and rack | Usually included | Confirm ball size and quality. |
| Cue tips and chalk | Often included | Increase quantity for clubs. |
| Ping pong kit | Only for 3-in-1 models | Confirm bats, balls and net set. |
Common Questions
Should accessories be priced separately?
For clarity, the included set should be stated. Optional upgrades can be priced separately.
Can SQF customize accessory packages?
Yes. Accessory packages can be adjusted for reseller, club or home project needs.
Related products and models
Use these model keywords when discussing a product sheet or formal PI with SQF.