Sectional slate table
When the construction, dimensions and disassembly requirements are known.
A table assessed by model, slate, dimensions and access at both addresses.

A pool table may contain heavy slate sections and finishes that require a documented plan. The make, dimensions, number of slate pieces and access at both addresses must be known before acceptance.
DTHV evaluates transport and handling case by case. Technical levelling, refelting, repairs or manufacturer-specific work are not automatically included and may require a billiard specialist.
A few practical situations to identify when you submit your request.
When the construction, dimensions and disassembly requirements are known.
When weight and access require a specific feasibility decision.
When technical disassembly or final adjustment is better completed by a billiard technician.
Accurate information supports a realistic scope adapted to the actual access.
Construction, weight and technical requirements are identified.
The departure and arrival routes are assessed from the information supplied.
Accepted handling and any exclusions are stated before the date.
Placement or reassembly is limited to what was explicitly confirmed.
These answers are general; the written quote confirms the scope that applies to your project.
Only work expressly listed in the accepted quote is included. Precision levelling, cloth work or technical adjustment may require a billiard specialist.
Provide the brand, model, dimensions, construction, slate-piece count if known, photos and access details.
No. Weight, construction, stairs, turns and resources can make a request unsuitable or require a specialist.
Do not disassemble it without an agreed plan. Technical parts and slate should be handled according to the confirmed scope.
Share the addresses, access, volume and preferred date to receive a response suited to the project.
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