Riviera Billiards

Merry Christmas to all. Today we celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

May His light bring peace, hope, and joy to you and your families.

We created this one based on a design from another company. Our client had given us a picture of the table they wanted, and we went to work building our own version. I'm very happy with the way this turned out; it's always nice to do something different from the norm.
We did charcoal cloth and charcoal stain with black highlights on the legs.

I just finished refurbishing this Gold Crown 3 for a customer. We completely sanded down all the panels and refinished them. I took a panel to my supplier and they custom mixed a stain to match the original color. We then used a satin lacquer which gives such a nicer finish compared to what would've been on there originally. We also had all the castings replated and finished with a bit of an antique effect. Then of corse it was finished off with tournament green simonis 860hr.

We did these for an interior designer customer. They came to us after being unhappy with the customer service at a local dealer they had previously had an agreement with. They gave us the specifications of what they wanted, and we were more than happy to fulfill their order. They were an absolute pleasure to deal with.

I delivered this table only 8 months ago, before Christmas, and already they want to change the cloth. Personally, I think the green looked better, but hey, if they want to spend more money, who am I to complain?

Yesterday, we were tasked with fixing a table that someone else had moved and made an absolute mess of.
With multiple issues (loose bolts, missing washers, loose rails, uneven joints, crooked legs, badly unlevel), we had no choice but to take the table apart and put it back together correctly, the way it should have been done in the first place.
While we were at it, we replaced the cloth as well. Now it looks and plays as it should.

Our newest creation

This one was a challenge, but it's finally done. Delivered to an extremely happy customer out in Wingham. He had given us free rein to design whatever we wanted, as long as it had a ball return. And this is what I came up with. Until the point I delivered it, he had no idea what it was going to look like. Well he was blown away when he saw it. These are the kinda customers I like 😊

This table was showcased at the billiard trade show in Las Vegas, built for another dealer. We will also be incorporating it into our own product line, available for viewing in our new showroom this fall.

Here's one I built for another dealer following a special request from a customer who wanted this exact style and colour. Which is carbon grey with a satin lacquer finish, black leather pockets and tournament green cloth

We designed this custom table for a long-standing client, an interior designer, who sought a distinctive piece for a luxury condominium building in Kitchener, and we also crafted a locking cabinet for wall-mounted accessory storage. I'm very pleased with how this turned out

The 4x8 Otis is completely solid oak from top to bottom; this is a real beast of a table with a simple, clean look. With the black finish and the steel grey cloth, I think it just works perfectly.

I'm so glad this table went to just the right person. I couldn't have asked for a more fitting room for such a great table. This is a table my dad sold from his store in mississauga back in 1989-90 it was a top of the line model at the time. Back then all tables brought in to Canada had snooker rails, because that was the most popular game at the time. But with pool being more popular now I converted the rails to suit. This is now most likely the only world of leisure Saxon in all of Canada with pool rails. I also totally refinished it in a darker walnut colour and put on beautiful new leather shield pockets. It now looks as if it came fresh out of the original factory as new.