Description
The SUPER POWER Rhino is a 7ft commercial coin-operated pool table built for pubs, hotels, RSL clubs and entertainment venues. It combines a one-piece 25mm slate bed and Premier Black K55 cushions with an integrated coin-operated ball return, bringing American-style pool to venues that want to offer pay-per-game play.
The Rhino’s 7ft format gives venues a smaller table footprint than a 9ft American pool table. Its black cabinet and red LED accents give it a distinctive look on the venue floor, whether it’s going into a dedicated games room or replacing an existing pub pool table.
Coin-Operated Ball Return for Pay-Per-Game Pool
Patrons insert coins to release the balls and start a game without asking staff to set up the table. The internal ball return collects pocketed balls inside the cabinet, ready for the next paid game. The coin mechanism is designed to resist tampering in public venues.
One-Piece 25mm Slate and K55 Cushions
The playing bed is made from a single piece of 25mm slate, giving the Rhino a continuous surface with no slate joins. The slate is levelled during installation, and Taiwanese Premier Black K55 cushions give the table the rebound characteristic of American-style pool.
Built for Busy Pubs, Clubs and Hotels
The Rhino’s heavy-duty chassis sits on steel legs with integrated LED lighting. The solid timber rails are finished in anti-fingerprint high-pressure laminate (HPL) to help reduce visible handling marks in the areas players touch most.
Table Specifications
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Table size — 7ft
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Playing style — American pool
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Slate bed — One-piece 25mm slate
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Cushions — Taiwanese Premier Black K55
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Payment system — Coin-operated
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Ball return — Integrated internal ball return
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Rails — Solid timber with anti-fingerprint HPL finish
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Cabinet finish — Black
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Legs — Steel with integrated LED lighting
Commercial Pricing, Delivery and Installation
Contact The Snooker Shop for a quote on the SUPER POWER Rhino, including delivery and installation options for your venue. Include your suburb, how many tables you need and any access details such as stairs or narrow doorways. If you’re planning a new games area, send through your room dimensions so we can help check table placement and cue clearance.