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This Black 2 piece Cue Rack by the Holland Bar Stool Co. is a must have accessory for your pool table and game room. Our furniture quality que rack is solid wood, no particle board or veneer like the others in the market. The top section features CNC routed decorative elements and a 10 ½” real mirrored glass center piece that features a first surface digitally UV printed logo, not a sticker like the others. The “shelves” have routed holes that hold the stick in place and won’t damage the cue shaft like inexpensive plastic clips. The bottom section has designated areas for the cue bumper to sit in that are felt lined. The rack features a multi step stain and finish process that ensures a durable yet elegant appearance. Hanging hardware is installed in both top and bottom sections that allow for tight, flush mounting to the wall. The unit comes complete with mounting hardware and instructions. Overall Dimensions: Upper Section: 34" x 14"; Lower Section: 34" x 3 1/2". Finish off your game room with this beautiful Cue Rack from the Holland Bar Stool Co.
Holds up to 8 cue sticks
Mirrored Glass insert
Routed holes in shelf hold sticks - No inexpensive plastic clips
Felt lining on lower shelf protects stick ends
Solid Wood, No Veneers
The rack is solid and attractive. The mounting design is very poor. There are two small keyhole mounts on each piece. The keyhole mounts do not work with the included screws (flat head provided but pan head needed), and the solid-wood rack is too heavy to mount via the keyhole mounts (unless you just want to use it as a mirror versus using it as a pool cue rack). It might work if you are fortunate that both keyholes line up with studs (or concrete), but the mounts are so small that you would need a very small screw. If you are going into sheetrock, forget it. I ended up drilling through the rack to mount it to a stud. Did not want to worry about it falling off the wall every time someone removed or replaced a cue. They should have designed it that way with caps over the screw holes, IMHO.
