Leather Billiards Caddy Eclipses Barely Visible Annexed Chair

You do have billiards accessories, don’t you?

Leather Cue Bench hides away all your billiards accessories [Born Rich]

Update: Improved headline by reader Feedingfashionistas

1. [dculberson]

   I do, but that thing looks like it has a tumor.

2. [RedShirt77]

   Who is the person that has a pool table in the middle of a room but needs to hide the pool sticks in a leather box?

3. [pork musket]

   Pass. It isn’t transparent, nor does it hover on magnets. Doesn’t look like a sturdy platform for supermodels. No place for it in my pad.

4. [kvh]

   that’s hideous and mostly useless.

5. [cinemajay]

   Uh, so only like, 20% of that is even useful as seating? Hmmm…

6. [scaught]

   Ya. “Concealed”. You’d never know there was anything ODD about that large lump there.

7. [edgore]

   Wouldn’t a flat surfaced tabletop that you could, I dunno, put beers on, make more sense?

8. [feedingfashionistas]

   I might have written this up as “Leather Billiards Caddy Eclipses Barely Visible Annexed Chair”.

   Strange Design!

9. [dculberson]

   feedingfashionistas fixes fallacious foofaraw

10. [feedingfashionistas]

    Hah! <3 BBG

11. [FoetusNail]

    Once one spends more than a few years in pool halls, the value of a high padded bench becomes obvious. So, instead of a seat, this should have two high ends on either side of a table with drink holders and ashtrays.

12. [umgrego2]

    I agree with foetusnail on this one. Those of you complaining about an annexed seat have obviously not played much pool. When playing, leaning against a padded support is much more appealing than sitting down and getting back up every turn.

    I don’t like the choice of materials and colours, but combining the accessory storage with a place to put your buttocks is actually a very good design for people who play pool at home.