Cue racks and stands keep cues stored properly — upright, supported and out of the way between games.

Storing a cue vertically or hanging is what keeps it straight over the years, so a rack is doing more than tidying the room. It is the simplest way to protect the cues you have already bought. Wall racks are the space-efficient option and suit a room where the table takes most of the floor. Corner stands need no fixing at all and hold cues in a free-standing unit, which works well in a rented space or where drilling is not an option.

Combi racks add storage for balls, triangles, chalk and a rest alongside the cues, which keeps everything for the table in one place. Sizes here run from six-clip racks up to eight-cue stands.