Accessories

The ARGMAC collection of pool accessories brings together premium storage solutions that complement the craftsmanship of every game room. Designed with the same attention to material and proportion as the tables themselves, these billiard accessories include cue stands that combine functionality with refined aesthetics.

A cue stand is the accessory most visible in a finished room. It stands upright, it sits in the sightline, and it holds equipment that would otherwise be propped against a wall. Treating it as furniture rather than as a rack is the difference between a game room that looks resolved and one that looks equipped. It also provides an elegant place to store your pool cue, billiard cue, pool balls, and billiard balls while keeping the playing area organised.

The Collection

Four cue stand designs are currently available, each taking a different approach to how cues are held and displayed.

• Flute Cue Stand — a fluted upright column profile
• Lineae Cue Stand — a linear, minimal silhouette
• Wall Cue Stand — wall-mounted, for rooms where floor space is tight
• Blue Embers Cue Stand — a statement piece in a coloured finish

Floor-standing designs suit rooms with space to spare around the table and work as a visible feature. The wall-mounted option is the better choice where circulation is tight, since it keeps the floor perimeter clear for cue movement.

Coordinating with the Table

Accessories are worth specifying at the same time as the table rather than afterwards. Finishes coordinate more reliably when chosen together, and the position of a cue stand affects how the room is planned.

The pool tables collection uses solid wood, wood-and-metal combinations and Italian marble, with PU, veneer, laminate, synthetic leather, suede and metal finishes depending on the model. Choosing an accessory finish against the table you have selected produces a more coherent result than matching it to the room in isolation.

What to Consider

• Finish coordination with the table
• Floor-standing or wall-mounted
• Available wall and floor space
• Position relative to cue movement around the table
• Number of cues to be stored

Placement and Room Planning

All ARGMAC pieces are made in standard sizes and can also be customised to fit your space.

Placement is the part most often left until last, and it is worth thinking about earlier. A cue stand needs to be reachable from the table without standing in the path of a shot. In practice that usually means positioning it at a corner of the room rather than along the length of a side, or mounting it on a wall where the floor perimeter is needed for play.

For rooms where a pool table is already tight, the wall-mounted design frees the perimeter entirely while keeping cues within easy reach.

Buying Guide

Key Considerations

• Available floor or wall space
• Clearance around the playing area
• Finish coordination with the table and surrounding interior
• Storage capacity required
• Maintenance expectations
• Customisation possibilities

Benefits of Coordinated Accessories

Equipment that is stored properly stays in better condition, and cues in particular benefit from being held upright rather than leaned against a wall or laid flat. Well-designed game room accessories also contribute to a cleaner and more organised entertainment space.

Beyond the practical, a coordinated accessory finishes the room. It signals that the space was designed rather than assembled and keeps the area around the table clear and organised, which matters as much for how the room plays as for how it looks.