RAM Game Room Marseilles-60" Billiard LT
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Overview
The Marseilles uses painted metal shades — not stained glass, not frosted glass — which produces a different lighting effect from either. Painted metal shades reflect the chosen color back into the room as ambient wash while keeping the downward light cone neutral and bright. The result is colored room atmosphere plus useful task lighting on the table.
60 inches long, three shades, matte black bar. Available in three shade colors: burgundy (BG), blue (BL), and green (GR). 150W max per socket. 3-foot chain suspension per side. 23 lbs total weight. Sized for 8-foot home tables and the upper end of 7-foot bar table installations.
Construction
Each shade is metal painted in the chosen color. Light reflects off the interior of the shade and washes the surrounding room in that color, while the downward beam stays neutral and bright. Different from stained glass, which colors the downward light directly.
Burgundy (BG), blue (BL), and green (GR). Pick the shade color based on the dominant accent color of the room — table felt, bar finish, or wall paint. The shade color becomes the room's secondary accent through ambient reflection.
The matte black bar is the consistent design element across all three color options. It visually anchors the fixture and provides contrast against the painted shades.
150W maximum per socket gives 450W of total illumination across three shades — bright enough to light an 8-foot table to commercial standards. LED equivalents reach the same brightness at fraction of the wattage.
60 inches covers 8-foot home tables end to end with even illumination from three shades. Slightly long for 7-foot bar tables but still proportionate.
Three feet of chain support the BCA-recommended mounting distance of 30 to 36 inches above the playing surface in rooms with 8- or 9-foot ceilings.
Buyer's Guide
Stained glass shades color the downward light — the playing surface itself takes on a warm or colored tint. That's atmospheric but visually busy under serious play.
Painted metal shades keep the downward light cone neutral white while reflecting color into the surrounding room. Result: the playing surface stays clearly lit; the rest of the room gets the colored ambiance.
Pick the color based on what the room is doing. Burgundy pairs naturally with traditional dark wood (walnut, English tudor) and red or brown leather furniture. Blue works in nautical, transitional, or cooler modern spaces. Green is the most flexible — pairs with both traditional pool felt and broader green-accent rooms.
Because the fixture is the room's most visible focal point, the shade color choice should align with the room's existing accent palette rather than introducing a new color the room doesn't already have elsewhere.
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FAQ
How is a painted shade different from stained glass?
Painted shades are solid colored metal — light reflects off the interior coating, washing color onto the surrounding walls while keeping the downward light cone neutral. Stained glass shades let colored light through the glass itself, tinting the playing surface. Different effects, different purposes.
What size pool table fits the Marseilles?
The 60-inch span fits 8-foot home pool tables well. Slightly long for 7-foot bar tables but still proportionate. For 9-foot regulation tables, step up to a 78-inch four-light fixture.
Which color should I pick?
Match an accent color already present in the room — table felt, bar leather, wall paint, or other furniture. The shade color becomes the room's secondary visual accent through reflected ambient light.
Are bulbs included?
No. Standard Edison-base bulbs up to 150W per socket. LED bulbs are recommended for lower heat output.
Can I dim the fixture?
Yes, with dimmable bulbs paired with a compatible wall dimmer. The fixture has no built-in dimming.
Will the paint chip over time?
The shades use a factory powder-coat finish that resists chipping under normal use. The paint coating is bonded to the metal surface rather than applied as a topcoat, so it doesn't peel the way a sprayed finish would.