Improper impact: For example, when players hit the ball too hard during play, and the ball hits the frame or table top of the billiard table, it may cause dents on the table top, cracks, or damage to the frame.

Heavy object oppression: Placing overly heavy items on the table top may lead to deformation of the table top.

Environmental factors: An overly humid environment may cause wood to expand, deform, or become moldy; an overly dry environment may cause the wood to crack.

Long-term non-use and lack of maintenance: The cloth may age and become loose, affecting the rolling and bouncing of the ball.

Incorrect cleaning method: Using strong acids, strong alkalis, or rough cleaning tools to clean the table top may damage the surface of the table top.

Improper installation: When installed, the levelness is not adjusted properly, or it is not firmly fixed, and it is prone to shaking and deformation during use.

Bumps during transportation and movement: When transporting or moving the billiard table, carelessly colliding with other objects.

Direct sunlight: Long-term exposure to sunlight may cause the color of the table top to fade and the material to age.