RAM Game Room Spectator Storage Bench
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Overview
The SBENCH solves three game-room problems with one piece of furniture: seating for spectators during play, storage for cues and balls, and a convenient cue rest with built-in notches. The hydraulic-arm-supported seat lifts smoothly and stays open for access — no slamming closed, no struggling to hold it open while reaching inside.
72 inches tip to tip, 21 inches tall, 17-inch seat depth, 64-inch seat length, 13.5-inch storage area inside. Solid wood construction with vinyl seat cushion. Two optional stainless steel cup holders. Built-in notches along the seat back to rest cues during play. Available in five finishes: Antique White (AW), Black (BLK), Cappuccino (CAP), Chestnut (CN), and Slate (SL).
Construction
The seat lifts on hydraulic arms — the same mechanism used on car trunk lids and high-end kitchen cabinet doors. The seat opens smoothly, stays open for access, and closes softly without slamming.
Solid wood across the frame, seat box, and back. Solid wood handles weight, vibration, and decades of use better than MDF or particleboard. The wood substrate is the foundation of why this bench will still look correct ten years from now.
Black vinyl cushion on the seat — durable, cleanable with a damp cloth, and resistant to spills (a meaningful detail in a room with cocktails and beer). The cushion provides spectator comfort during long matches without the maintenance demands of fabric upholstery.
Notches along the seat back are sized to rest a cue between shots. Compared to leaning the cue against a wall or laying it on the table rail, these notches give a clean, designated resting position that doesn't interfere with other play.
Two stainless steel cup holders are optional — they integrate into the bench design when installed. Stainless steel handles condensation from cold drinks without warping or staining the surrounding wood.
Antique White, Black, Cappuccino, Chestnut, and Slate. Five finishes cover most game room palettes — pick the option that matches the table base, dry bar, or other major wood furniture in the room.
Buyer's Guide
Dedicated spectator seating in a home game room is often skipped — most rooms default to a couple of barstools at the bar and a couple of chairs at the poker table, with no actual seating for people watching play. The result is awkward standing-around during games.
The SBENCH solves this with a single bench that handles spectator seating and serves as cue/ball storage. The 64-inch seat seats two to three adults comfortably, which covers most home game-night spectator needs.
The cue-rest notches are a small detail that signals this is a purpose-built game room bench rather than a generic storage bench adapted for the space. Spectator benches without cue rests force players to lean cues against the wall — both inconvenient and harder on the cue.
Pick the finish to match the table base. Antique White and Cappuccino lean warm and traditional. Black and Slate lean modern. Chestnut is the most universally compatible across mixed-finish rooms.
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FAQ
What goes inside the storage compartment?
Cues, balls, racks, chalk, bridges — anything related to play. The 13.5-inch storage depth and 64-inch length holds multiple full cue sets plus accessories.
How does the hydraulic lift work?
Two hydraulic arms (the same mechanism as a car trunk lid) support the seat. Lift the seat up — it stays open. Push it back down — it lowers softly under controlled resistance rather than slamming.
Are the cup holders included?
The cup holders are optional. Specify at order whether you want the bench with or without the integrated cup holders.
How many adults can sit on the bench?
Two to three adults comfortably along the 64-inch seat length. Three is a tight fit for adult-sized seating; two is the comfortable spec for spectator use.
What's the seat cushion made of?
Black vinyl padding — durable, easy to clean with a damp cloth, and resistant to drink spills. Vinyl tolerates the maintenance reality of a working game room better than fabric upholstery.
How do the cue-rest notches work?
Notches are cut into the top edge of the seat back, sized to rest a cue between shots. The cue lays securely in the notch without falling forward or backward, keeping it accessible without leaning it against a wall or laying it on the table rail.