ProLine Classic 303T Billiard Cloth with Teflon
ProLine Classic 303T is the same reliable, good-value cloth as Classic 303, with one important addition. The fibers are treated with Teflon before the cloth is woven, so drinks, chalk dust and everyday spills are much easier to deal with. If the table gets heavy use from family, friends or customers, this added protection is well worth it.
The cloth weighs 20-21 oz and is a blend of 80% wool and 20% nylon. The wool gives a smooth, steady roll, and the nylon adds strength. Classic 303T is a non-worsted cloth that plays at a medium speed, which suits casual games, league practice and recreational play. It's popular for home game rooms, and it's durable enough for bars, clubs, hotels and other commercial rooms.
Built-In Spill and Stain Resistance
Because the Teflon treatment is part of the fibers themselves, liquids tend to bead up on the surface instead of soaking in right away. That gives you time to blot a spill before it sets, which helps keep the color looking fresh longer.
Pre-Cut and Ready to Install
Each set comes pre-cut for your table size, with a bed piece and matching rail strips. Every piece is cut to order and checked for flaws before it ships. The top side is marked so your installer knows which way to lay it.
30 Colors
You can choose from 30 colors, including classic tournament greens and blues, rich reds and neutrals like camel, khaki and taupe. Order a different color for the bed and the rails if you want a custom two-tone table.
Key Features
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ProLine Classic 303T billiard cloth with Teflon
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Spill- and stain-resistant Teflon-treated fibers
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20-21 oz weight
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80% wool / 20% nylon blend
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Non-worsted cloth with medium-speed play
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Pre-cut bed and rail pieces
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Cut to order, inspected for flaws, top side marked
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Sizes for 7 ft, 8 ft, 8 ft oversized (Pro 8), 9 ft and 10 ft tables
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Made for home and commercial tables
Available Colors
Tournament Green, Basic Green, Dark Green, Spruce, Olive, Red, Burgundy, Wine, Firebrick, Electric Blue, Euro Blue, Blue, Tournament Blue, Dark Navy, Academy Blue, Purple, Black, Charcoal, Steel Grey, Titanium, Camel, Khaki, Brown, Golden, Aztec, Paprika, Taupe, Brick, Gold, Orange
Choosing the Right Size
Measure across the playing surface between the side rails, at the point where the ball touches the cushion. Your measurement may be off by up to ¾".
| Playing Surface Width | Order Size |
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| 39" – 40" | 7 ft |
| 44" | 8 ft |
| 46" | 8 ft Oversized (Pro 8) |
| 50" | 9 ft |
| 56" | 10 ft |
Note: Colors may look slightly different on different screens.
FAQ
What does the Teflon treatment do?
The fibers are treated with Teflon before weaving. This helps the cloth resist spills and stains, so liquids bead up and can be blotted away before they soak in.
What's the difference between Classic 303T and Classic 303?
They're the same 20-21 oz, 80/20 wool-nylon cloth. The 303T adds Teflon stain protection, and the standard 303 is untreated.
Does the Teflon change how the cloth plays?
Both versions play at medium speed. The Teflon is there to protect the cloth, not to change its speed.
Is ProLine Classic 303T stain-proof?
No. It resists spills and stains, but it isn't stain-proof. Blot spills right away with a clean, dry cloth, and don't rub them.
What is ProLine Classic 303T made of?
It's 80% wool and 20% nylon, at 20-21 oz.
Is it worsted cloth?
No, it's a non-worsted wool blend. Worsted tournament cloths play faster and have a tighter, smoother weave.
Does the cloth come pre-cut?
Yes. Each set includes a bed piece and rail strips cut for your table size.
What size should I order?
Measure the playing surface across the width, between the cushion noses. About 39-40" means 7 ft, 44" means 8 ft, 46" means 8 ft oversized, 50" means 9 ft, and 56" means 10 ft.
Can I order different colors for the bed and rails?
Yes. Pick one color for the bed and another for the rails to get a two-tone look.
Is it a good choice for bars or busy game rooms?
Yes. Spill resistance and the strength of the nylon blend make 303T a practical choice wherever there are drinks near the table.
How should I care for Teflon pool table cloth?
Brush the cloth regularly with a pool table brush, always in one direction. Blot spills right away, and keep the table covered when you're not using it.
