Pool Tables

Pool Tables by District Mills at JoySportStore

This pool tables collection is built entirely around District Mills, a single brand offering three distinct leg-style options: the Plinth Leg Pool Table, the Steel Parsons Pool Table, and the Wood Parsons Pool Table. Each of the three is priced at $22,195, which means shoppers browsing this page aren't comparing tiers of quality or price — they're comparing design language and frame material. Whether you're outfitting a dedicated billiards room, a finished basement, or a shared game room in a clubhouse or facility, these three models give you a straightforward way to match a pool table to the rest of the space.

Plinth Leg vs. Steel Parsons vs. Wood Parsons: Which Table Fits Your Room

The names of these three District Mills pool tables describe their base and leg construction, which is the main visual and structural difference between them. The Plinth Leg Pool Table uses a solid plinth-style base rather than four separate legs, giving it a heavier, more architectural look that works well in modern or minimalist rooms. The Steel Parsons Pool Table pairs a straight-leg Parsons silhouette with a steel frame, giving it a cleaner, more industrial or contemporary appearance. The Wood Parsons Pool Table keeps the same straight-leg Parsons profile but is built with a wood frame instead, which tends to read as warmer and more traditional. If you already know the general style of your room — modern, industrial, or traditional — that's the fastest way to narrow the choice among these three tables.

What to Consider Before You Buy a Pool Table

Beyond leg style, a few practical points are worth thinking through before you commit to any full-size pool table. First, measure your room: a pool table needs clearance on all sides for a full cue swing, not just space for the table itself. Second, think about your floor — a heavier, plinth-style base like the one on the Plinth Leg table will distribute weight differently than the leaner Parsons-style legs on the steel or wood models, so a level, solid floor helps with long-term stability either way. Third, because pool tables of this size and weight are typically delivered as large freight items, most buyers plan for professional assembly and leveling rather than a DIY setup. Finally, consider maintenance: wood-frame tables like the Wood Parsons model may need occasional care for the wood finish, while the Steel Parsons frame is generally lower-maintenance in terms of finish upkeep.

Who These Pool Tables Are Best For

Because all three District Mills tables sit at the same $22,195 price point, this collection suits shoppers who have already decided they want a full-size, quality pool table and are now choosing on style rather than budget. Homeowners finishing a dedicated game room or basement will find the Plinth Leg or Wood Parsons tables fit well into a residential, design-forward space, while the Steel Parsons table can suit a more modern home or a shared amenity space such as a clubhouse, office break room, or facility game room. If you're outfitting a space that already leans traditional — wood trim, warm tones — the Wood Parsons table is the more natural match. If your space leans modern or industrial, the Steel Parsons or Plinth Leg tables are the better fit.

Buying From JoySportStore

JoySportStore lists all three current District Mills pool tables together so you can compare leg style, frame material, and price in one place before you buy. Since every model in this collection is priced identically at $22,195, there's no need to weigh cost against features — the decision is purely about which leg style and frame material fit your room. Browse the three tables above, then reach out if you have questions about the collection before you order.