Hathaway Logan 7-ft Pool Table Combo Set with Benches - Rustic Gray with Blue Felt
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Overview
The Logan is Hathaway's premium three-function combo table, distinguished from the Newport and Park Avenue series by its 1.5-in thick playfield — the thickest surface on any combo table in the lineup and second only to the Montecito (1.75 in) across all pool table models. At 1.5 in, the engineered wood surface provides mass and rigidity approaching the weight-class of slate tables. Cabinet is rustic gray MDF at 84 in L x 47 in W x 32 in H, assembled weight 345 lb. Playing surface is 74.75 in L x 36.75 in W with blue felt.
Two padded benches: 55 in L x 10 in W x 19 in H each. Ships LTL as a single 591 lb carton. Assembly approximately 70 minutes; two-person required. Full billiard kit, table tennis accessories, and dining tabletop included. 180-day limited warranty. Rated for ages 3 and up. MSRP $1,794.99.
Construction
The 74.75 in x 36.75 in playing surface is 1.5 in thick — twice the 0.75 in standard on the Newport and Park Avenue combo tables. This depth provides the surface mass and rigidity that resists ball-impact deflection and seasonal warp, delivering playing characteristics closer to a non-combo dedicated pool table than any other combo model in the lineup.
MDF cabinet with a rustic gray melamine coat — the same palette used in the Newport Rustic Gray (BG50374). The hardwood-inspired gray with blue felt is the contemporary farmhouse combination used consistently across Hathaway's premium game room lineup.
Billiards, table tennis, and dining — same configuration system as the Newport and Park Avenue. The dining tabletop and table tennis accessories store in the included benches between sessions.
The Logan's two benches are 55 in long versus the Newport and Park Avenue's 67-in benches. The 12-in shorter bench fits better in rooms where the full-length bench would project into a walkway at the short table end.
K-66 cushions on the 1.5-in surface deliver the fastest rebound of any combo table in Hathaway's lineup. The combination of thick surface rigidity and K-66 cushion speed produces table tennis and billiards playing characteristics that step up noticeably from thinner-surface alternatives.
Adjustable levelers on each leg. At 345 lb assembled, the Logan is lighter than the Newport (383 lb) despite having a thicker playfield — the bench size reduction accounts for the weight difference.
Buyer's Guide
The Logan ($1,794.99) costs $95 more than the Newport ($1,699.99). That premium buys a 1.5-in playfield versus 0.75 in — double the surface thickness. For a buyer who will primarily use the table for billiards and wants the combo features as secondary functions, the 1.5-in Logan delivers a more serious pool playing experience. For a buyer who will primarily use the dining and table tennis configurations and occasionally plays billiards, the Newport's 0.75-in surface is adequate at a lower price.
The bench size difference is practical in tight rooms: the Logan's 55-in benches versus the Newport's 67-in benches saves 12 in at each short end of the table — 24 in of combined bench projection reduced to 110 in. In a 14-ft room, this difference can change whether people can walk around the table end when benches are deployed for dining. The Logan also ships as a single 591 lb box, simplifying delivery logistics the same way the Newport Rustic Gray does.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the playfield thicker on the Logan than on the Newport?
1.5 in versus 0.75 in — the Logan is Hathaway's premium combo table with the thickest playing surface of any model in the combo table category.
Why are the benches shorter on the Logan than the Newport?
55 in versus 67 in — the shorter benches save 24 in of combined projection at the table ends, which improves walkability in tighter rooms.
Does this ship by freight or parcel?
LTL freight — single box, 591 lb. Requires a receiving signature and ground-level access.
What is the difference in price between the Logan and the Newport?
$95 more at MSRP ($1,794.99 vs. $1,699.99) — the premium for the 1.5-in playfield.
What is the warranty term?
180-day limited warranty covering defects in workmanship and materials under normal residential use.
What three configurations does this support?
Billiards, table tennis, and dining. All accessories for all three are included.