This also includes Billiard Halls and Pool Halls. Typically the areas we clean within snooker halls will be some or all of the following:

• Members Lounge
• Licensed Bar
• Cafe for Lunchtime & Evening Snacks as well as Confectionary
• Fruit Machines
• Toilet & Washroom Facilities
• Stairs
• The Actual Tables including Light Canopy
• Matchroom
• Private Rooms
• Private Partie sarranged at the snooker venue
• Windows
• Floors

Snooker halls are often completely carpeted areas and we often devise a maintenance programme for our customers to keep them looking at their best.

This programme includes regular chewing gum and stain removal. Additionally it includes quarterly deep-clean of the carpets. This is done with a Prochem machine with double vacuum motors. This machine is the ultimate in hot water soil extraction and its hose can extend to over 100 feet producing consistent and excellent results for your carpets.

Snooker halls as well as being independent buildings are often located in one of the following:

• Ice Rinks
• Universities
• Leisure Centres
• Conference Centres
• Village Halls
• Greyhound Stadiums
• Royal British Legion
• Hotels
• Care Homes

CLEANING TIP

The following steps should help maintain your table cloth/felt in excellent condition.

When cleaning the cloth always work downwards starting at the front of the table (where the opening shot starts) towards the end of the table. Never work across or up the table.

Step 1 - Vacuum the cloth using a low suction vacuum cleaner to remove dust and chalk.
Step 2 - Brush the cloth in the direction of the nap(which is downwards as described above) but avoid brushing the cushions
Step 3 - Use an iron on medium heat to lay the nap after brushing but never iron the cushions.Angle the iron at 45 degrees to reduce heat marks and keep the iron moving.

Always cover the table with a dust sheet when not in use.