Pool Table Cloth

While enjoying a game of billiards with your family or friends, the last thing you want to worry about is spilling a drink on the table and staining the cloth. Brunswick Billiards has recognized this concern and launched its own stain-resistant Centennial© Cloth to help protect any billiards table from these mishaps.

Centennial© Cloth is woven with worsted wool embedded with Stain-Resistant Dupont™ Teflon© Fabric Protector that safeguards the cloth and table from occasional spills. It helps minimize cue ball friction burns (the white spots), keeping the table looking brand new for years to come. Centennial Cloth does not pill or shed, maintaining a clean, sleek, playing surface.

Expert players can be assured optimal speed is achieved in the production of Centennial Cloth through a pressurized vacuum decating process. The process allows the cloth to be thicker, 25 ounces of fabric per square yard versus the standard 19 ounces, while still providing both durability and speed. Centennial Cloth lasts up to 60 percent longer than competitive cloth, allowing consumers and pool rooms to change their cloth less frequently, saving them time and money.

Brunswick's Centennial© Cloth is available in 12 colors to reflect the style of each individual home or billiards room, and offers lasting durability, professional performance and refined style that you expect from Brunswick Billiards.


Here's what our customers have to say about it:

"I wanted to follow up our conversation about the table, specifically the Centennial Cloth. I told you that I was very glad you recommended that cloth since it still looks and plays like it did the day I bought it. Everything you said about it, the ease of cleaning, the play and the durability are true. I would say that the table has been used moderately for a home table. In the two years, it would be safe to say there have been at least one thousand games played. I have been faithful covering the table after use, but have not done anything else other than brushing and wiping down with a damp cloth. This is the only cloth I would have on my table. Please feel free to share my recommendations with any customer who is considering a table and wonders what kind of cloth he should buy." Jim Taft - Anaheim, CA