The newest table in the AILEEX range as of 2026, and the first offered in two colours: black oak and white oak. Real photos you can magnify, specifications and how to pick a finish.
As of 2026, the Crown S24 Luxury is the newest table in the AILEEX range — and the first one the factory offers in two colour versions, so a room can match the table to its interior instead of settling for the usual single black finish.
What is new about the Crown S24 Luxury
The Crown S24 keeps the core that built AILEEX's name: a solid timber frame, a natural slate bed and tournament-grade cushions. The "Luxury" part is the finish — the layer customers see and touch every day.
- Raised timber grain. The surface is not sanded flat under gloss paint; the grain stands proud and you can feel it under your hand. This is the biggest departure from the usual high-gloss finish.
- Tapered legs. Broad legs that angle inward toward the foot rather than sitting square — solid without looking heavy.
- Contrasting rail. The rail edge is finished in a different tone from the body, drawing one continuous line around the bed.
- Red-lined ball tray. Balls collect in a pull-out tray lined in red cloth that prevents scuffing and softens the noise.
- Metal trim at the pockets. The most-hit point on the table is capped in metal instead of bare timber.
- Adjustable levellers. All four feet screw up and down to level the bed on a floor that is not perfectly flat.
The two colour versions
Black oak
The classic. The timber is dyed black with the grain left visible; in a dark room the body almost disappears and only the grey bed floats under the lights — the "lit panel" effect premium clubs build their lighting around.
Best with: dark rooms, black ceilings, timber or dark stone walls, spot lighting. It is also the safe choice if the interior style is not settled yet.
White oak
The new option: an off-white finish with the grain intact, paired with a black rail. In a dark room the body becomes the brightest mass in the space; in a bright room it makes everything feel lighter and larger than the black version does.
Best with: high ceilings, light walls and modern clubs — where the table is not only played on but photographed.
Which colour for your room
| Criterion | Black oak | White oak |
|---|---|---|
| Room tone | Dark, muted, spot-lit | Light, or dark with strong contrast |
| Sense of space | Deep and contained, focus on the bed | Open and light, table as the feature |
| Visible dust | Light dust shows more | Dark marks show more |
| Photographs | Needs good lighting to read | Catches light easily |
| With grey cloth | Strong contrast | Tonal and calm |
From experience: a multi-table club should pick one dominant colour and use the second for a VIP area or the row by the entrance, rather than alternating both throughout the room.
9ft specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Type | American pool table |
| Playing surface | 2.54 × 1.26 m (9 feet) |
| Overall size | 2.90 × 1.65 × 0.80 m |
| Bed | Natural slate |
| Colour versions | Black oak · White oak |
| Accessories included | 12 items |
| Warranty | 3 years |
| Origin | Taiwan |
How much floor space it needs
At 2.90 × 1.65m overall, one Crown S24 Luxury needs a minimum of 5.90 × 4.65m (about 27.4 m²) to play comfortably from all four sides, based on 1.5m of clearance to every wall. Two tables need 5.90 × 7.60m.
For every layout with plans for one, two, four and six tables, see Standard dimensions for laying out 9ft billiard tables in a billiard room.
Spotting a genuine Crown S24 Luxury
The newer the model, the faster copies appear. The two details to inspect before accepting delivery are the cast brass plaque on the body and the embossed medallion on the metal corner — both require dedicated tooling that copy workshops skip.
For a detailed walkthrough with magnified photos, see How to spot a genuine AILEEX table by its brass plaque and metal corner.
Frequently asked questions
Do the two colours differ in quality?
No. Frame, slate, cushions and accessories are identical — only the surface finish differs. Price and warranty are the same.
Will the white version yellow over time?
The finish is sealed, so it does not yellow on its own. Marks usually come from hands, chalk and spills — a well-wrung damp cloth removes them. Avoid strong solvents, which dull the matt grain.
Can I choose a different cloth colour?
Yes. Tournament grey is standard, but other colours can be specified to suit the room — contact us for the current cloth range.
Can an existing table be replaced with a Crown S24 Luxury?
Yes. We survey on site and remove the old table and install the new one in a single visit, so the room does not have to close for days.
See the table before you decide
Colour in a photograph never matches colour under your own lighting. If you are choosing between the two versions, get in touch and we will arrange a viewing — or send photos of your space and we will advise which finish works better with your lighting and wall tones.