Brunswick accessory kits don't come with cue racks, so you'll need to figure out how you're going to safely store your cues. There are many options for wall storage, but sometimes people don't have a lot of room on their walls, so I've included the floor rack options below as well.
For the Botanic Pool Table:
Though Brunswick hasn't made a Botanic Wall Rack yet, I think one of the best looking wall racks that Brunswick makes is the Sanibel wall rack (seen below):
It's a little spendy ($1,200 normally), but if you order at the time you order your table, we sell it for $980. Add some Spectator Chairs in Rustic Dark Brown (RDB) with a pub table, and you'll have a great room for many years to come.
A less expensive option for wall storage is the Heritage Wall Rack which provides a huge amount of storage for not only cues, but also a full set of balls. It also has a place for both an eight-ball & nine-ball rack, chalk, and a brush. Notice that you can store a bridge upside-down in this model. At $500 MSRP, we charge $450 when you purchase the rack with your table.
We also a couple of older models that we have in house that we can sell in the $300 range that are nice and very close to the finish of the Botanic.
The Floor rack that will match is the Heritage floor rack available in RDB normally $500, we sell them for $450 with a table purchase.
These floor racks are great for teaching kids how to put things away because they are easy to reach and they have slots for the racks. There is also a door behind which you can put balls, books, etc.
