RAM Game Room 60" 3 LT Billiard Light
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Overview
The PR260 adds 6 inches of span over the standard 54-inch billiard fixture, which matters more than it sounds — that extra width gives proper end-to-end coverage on 8-foot home tables and even works as a tight fit over 9-foot regulation tables. Three shades on a 60-inch bar, each with decorative rings at the shade-to-bar joint.
Available in four finishes: stainless steel (ST), old brown (OB), oil-rubbed bronze (ORB), and matte black with stainless accents (MB/ST). 3-foot chain suspension per side. Metal bar with metal shades. 150W max per socket. Weight: 15 lbs. The accent rings around each shade base are the design detail that separates the PR260 from a plain cone-shade fixture.
Construction
60 inches is the practical sweet spot for 8-foot home tables — wider than the standard 54-inch fixture for better edge-to-edge coverage, but not so wide that it dominates the room.
A decorative ring sits where each shade meets the bar. Visual function: breaks up the otherwise plain cylinder of the shade neck. Structural function: reinforces the joint between shade and bar.
ST (stainless), OB (old brown — a warm aged-bronze tone), ORB (oil-rubbed bronze — a darker, redder bronze), and MB/ST (matte black bar with stainless shades). One fixture geometry, four installable looks.
150W is the maximum bulb rating per socket — enough for 450W total across three sockets. With modern LED bulbs, you can hit the same lumen output at a fraction of the wattage and run cooler.
Three feet of chain on either side support the BCA-recommended mounting distance of 30 to 36 inches above the playing surface in rooms with 8- or 9-foot ceilings.
Bar and shades are both metal — no painted glass, no plastic, no thin stamped tin. Metal handles the heat of higher-wattage bulbs and tolerates handling marks without showing them as bright damage.
Buyer's Guide
A 54-inch billiard light is correctly proportioned for a 7-foot bar table. On an 8-foot home table, 54 inches is technically functional but visually undersized — the head and foot rails of the table extend beyond the fixture's footprint, leaving those areas measurably dimmer.
The 60-inch PR260 gives an extra 3 inches of light coverage on each end. On an 8-foot table, that's the difference between rail-end shots being clearly lit and rail-end shots being in shadow.
The shade ring detail is a meaningful aesthetic difference from the plain-cone PR54. Rooms that lean traditional or that have other decorative metalwork (cue racks with curved feet, bar foot rails with cap details) tend to pair better with the PR260's ringed shades than the leaner PR54.
The four finishes cover most game room palettes. Pick OB or ORB for warm wood rooms (chestnut, walnut, English tudor). ST or MB/ST for cooler modern rooms.
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FAQ
What size table does the PR260 fit?
The 60-inch span fits 8-foot home pool tables well. It also works on 7-foot bar tables (slightly oversized but still proportionate) and as a minimum-size option on 9-foot tables (where the 78-inch four-light is better suited).
How do the finish options differ visually?
ST is bright stainless — a cool, modern look. OB (old brown) is a warm aged-bronze patina. ORB (oil-rubbed bronze) is darker and slightly redder than OB. MB/ST pairs a matte black bar with bright stainless shades for contrast.
Are bulbs included?
No. The fixture accepts Edison-base bulbs up to 150W per socket. LED bulbs are the practical choice — lower heat, longer life, full compatibility.
What's the right mounting height above the table?
BCA standard is 30 to 36 inches from the bottom of the fixture to the playing surface. The 3-foot chains and the fixture's 14-inch height land in this range with an 8-foot ceiling.
Does this fixture work over a poker table instead of a pool table?
Yes. A 60-inch billiard light is correctly proportioned for an 8-foot poker or hold'em table, distributing even light across the playing surface without creating glare on the chip stacks or cards.
Will it work with a dimmer switch?
Yes, paired with dimmable bulbs and a compatible wall dimmer. The fixture has no built-in dimming hardware — dimming is controlled at the switch.