Billiard table with concave edges
AssigneePhilippe Eveillard
InventorJacques Eveillard
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Abstract
A billiard table has a substantially planar playing surface (2), preferably rectangular, limited at its periphery by retention edges (3), and bordered longitudinally by a concave playing surfaces (1) disposed between the planar playing surface (2) and the longitudinal retention edges (3). The concave playing surfaces (1) has a radius of curvature R comprised between 0.30 and 1.1 meter. The center C of the circle determining the radius of curvature R is situated on a straight line D perpendicular to the planar playing surface (2) and passes through a point of intersection between the planar playing surface (2) and the concave playing surface (1).
Claims5
A billiard table, comprising a substantially planar playing surface said playing surface being limited at its periphery by retention edges, and bordered longitudinally by a concave playing surface disposed between the planar playing surface and the longitudinal retention edges each of said concave playing surfaces (1) having a radius of curvature between 0.30 and 1.1 meters said billiard table having one of retention edges horizontally wider and vertically shorter than the other retention edges so as to constitute a rest for a layer's hand when making a billiard.
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