Iszy Billiards Pool Cue Rack - Billiard Pool Stick and Ball Holder Only - 100% Wood Wall Mount Holds 6 Cues and 16 Balls - Pool Table Accessories, Mahogany

Beautiful mahogany colored wood wall rack. Very nice quality. Easy to assemble. Just what I wanted. The 15 and 9 mahogany wood ball racks I bought from Iszy match this perfectly. Very classy looking set. Added an L bracket to the wall at the bottom, just in case what other reviews say is true. Don't think I am going to be pulling all that hard on it though. Very nice value. Thank you.

We love this pool cue rack. A bit pricy but great quality, beautiful color and it looks awesome on the wall.

This looks very nice on the wall. Supports full size pool cues, balls, and triangle. It took only about 10 minutes to put it together and on the wall including stud finder, etc. I didn't have studs in the right place and had to use the wall anchors. The only thing I didn't like is the anchors that came with it. They are not very good and used my own, but they will do the trick. I just used bigger and nicer anchors that I already had.

I purchased this item in order to have a place to store the balls, cue sticks, and chalk for my pool table. After installing the item with a few modifications, I am pleased to write that this was a great purchase. The rack looks great and has a deep mahogany color to it. The cut outs on the bottom shelf for the cues look great almost like cork. The item requires assembly however it is not too difficult if done correctly. If you are using a power tool to assemble I recommend setting the tool to a lower torque number such as 3 or 4 in order to avoid driving the screws in too deep and cracking the wood. As some other reviewers have stated here, I also recommend attaching the bottom edge to the wall so that the rack won’t move whenever you pull a cue stick out. I used bronze colored “Chair braces” which I found at Lowe's. Make sure you screw the chair braces into the wall in a stud or use drywall anchors. Additionally when attaching the chair brace to the bottom of the rack, use a self-tapping wood screw that is of the right length to avoid penetrating the wood. I have attached pictures so you can judge for yourself however I think it looks great.

My boyfriend had been wanting one for awhile so I got this one. After reading all of the reviews, this one was the best as far as quality and price.

I'm a fan so far. It's a nice piece, and the finish/stain matches our table. The clips aren't popping out, like someone else mentioned. It just does what it's supposed to and that's about it. The price was a bit over what I was wanting, but you really aren't going to find anything else like this for less. If you have put together any retail purchased furniture before, this is no different.The only con I would add is how far apart the hanging points are about 2 inches shy of where they should be. Ideally, I would like to have mounted both points into the studs, but it is short about 2-4 inches. It's just screwed in brackets, so you can move them, which I plan to.

it is simple and very nice. I like that it holds cues, balls and triangle. We have a multi-purpose game table with a pool table/air hockey combo so this is perfect for holding the equipment when not in use. The other review are correct about having to secure the bottom to make sure the rack doesn't pull away from the wall if someone simply tries to pull a cue out of the rack

I spent a long time researching which rack to buy. I settled on this one. I'm vey happy with it. It offers me plenty of room for lots of cues and a bridge. I can fit a full rack of balls on it as well as both racks. I hang my cone chalk shelf above it in the center. It works wonderfully.