With its prestigious manufacturing heritage, WSP Textiles Ltd offer players and sports organisation an optimal playing surface with its World’s leading Strachan Snooker, English and Chinese pool cloth.

Tailored to the different skill levels, playing conditions and environments, Strachan Cloth are designed and manufactured to perfectly meet our customers’ specific needs, including the expectations from our most demanding customers.

The Strachan Cloth, also better known under Strachan 6811 cloth in some parts of the world, are all manufactured in Stroud, Gloucestershire, in the West of England, and shipped worldwide to our network of authorized and trusted dealers.

Victoria Sales Company in Karol Bagh, New Delhi, managed by Mr Neeraj Kumar Gupta, is one of our Distributors for the Indian market since 1994. Recognized as one of North India’s leading sellers for billiard tables and accessories, Victoria Sales Company not only distributes the Strachan Cloth but also the Belgian Aramith billiard balls manufactured by Saluc SA, part of our Group of companies, the Iwan Simonis Group.

Victoria Sales Company now delivers our Strachan Cloth in new pre-cut bags they designed and that we authorized. Inside them, you will still have the same genuine Strachan cloth manufactured by WSP Textiles Ltd in England.

In short, they’re magic.

I love reading travel books. Without them, there would be places and cultures I’d never have heard of. Travel books have added depth to my travels and helped me develop much more nuanced perspectives of different countries and cultures.
They’ve also inspired me to visit tons of new places all around the globe.

Of course, I love traveling even more than reading but since we can’t do that right now, books are our window out into the world.

If you’re are itching to get your fix but are stuck in lockdown or self-isolation, here are some suggestions to get you started and keep your wanderlust stoked:

The Atlas of Happiness: The Global Secrets of How to Be Happy, by Helen Russell

Helen Russell, author of one of my favorite books, The Year of Living Danishly, wrote this comical visual guide that takes readers around the world — from Iceland to New Zealand to Japan to Ireland — in search of the ways that people define and discover happiness in their lives. It’s an informative, well-researched, and a feel-good guide to how the world stays happy — which is especailly important these days!