Would this work on a pool table?
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Guesstimate only as WE all have not tried to attach this set to a Pool Table. --- Description & Features on Amazon = can be used on tables 75" & 1.75" thick. - Does your Pool Table meet these measurement requirements??? - One 3star reviewer mentioned their own table was too thick & added board to lay atop over their table & attached this set to board NOT table. This sounds like good option. Good luck.
377648
I dont think so i use it on granite island in kitchen. And a folding table works great. A pool table is a lil wide. And the felt might not help with the bounce of the ball
1539152
Provided that the surface is strong enough, yes. It is rather large so I would perhaps measure out the dimensions to make sure you like the look of it. But it doesn't seem to run hot or anything that would be of concern for setting on a table.
1265440
It will work on smaller tables. I have used this on a dining room table and returned balls into the curtains (which cushion the bounce and allow the balls to fall into a container - less picking the balls up off the floor!). You could set it up to fire balls from the windowsill, bounce them off a coffee table and hit them into a bucket. Ideally though, use some sort of TT table and a TT net to replicate game conditions. My next investment is a return net to hit them into. Ultimately the draw back to this equipment is picking the balls up afterwards. And in answer to the original question a 3/4 size table should be fine.
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I've tried doing that myself on a regular dining table and the weight and overhang of the table top makes it sag, and fall off (which I had expected anyway). So no, it's not possible to use on a regular dining table unless you add something else to support it. The top works on a larger dining table, or a pool table.HTH.
475970
No it can be placed on top of a pool table. It is not hinged to play against yourself, but there are similar items that do what you are looking for.
560410
We have it on a 7 foot pool table, it hangs over quite a bit, but it works fine. It's bigger than we thought. We also use it as our formal dining table. Hope that helps.
860372
I think so, we have it on top of a large dining table that is as big as a standard pool table and it works very well.
224051
I used it to make a window opaque in the bathroom. It sticks really well and can be lifted off over and over and it didn't seem to affect the stickiness. I had to lift up several times trying to get bubbles out. This is not clear, so not sure if that's what I want on your pool table. The product is quality and u get plenty of it. I only needed 8" x 18" so I have a whole roll basically left. As long as your surface is clean, it will stick well.
948865
I would not recommend it. It probably would work, but it is meant to be used with a table.
560411
Sounds like it will work. The underside has felt on it so it won't mar your table.
1218109
Yes it would work as a pool slide. The biggest thing is as the other responses state that it need's a base and a deck or something for it to be mounted on. The slide itself is pretty flimsy, so it is important to sure it up with 2 x 4 material.
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I tried it on a plaster pool. My key issue is that it gets stuck at the bottom and you have to pull really hard to make it move risking that it will get loose from the pole. For me it was workable and I returned it.
224052
We wet the windows before we put the paper on them. I then took my blow dryer and made it stick. I don't know if this would do the trick for a pool table. Maybe so if you use a blow dryer.
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I don't think that would work, unless you used something really strong, like duct tape. There's enough weight to this table cloth that regular tape wouldn't hold it.
2014656
Well, it isn't squishy at all. I used it under an outdoor geothermal compressor on a concrete slab. We had to control vibration but not let the compressor move around at all (due to geothermal tubing connections from under the ground - which could not withstand horizontal movement of the compressor) So, I think they would be fine under the feet of a pool table. They are only about 1/4" thick - so that should not bother the pool players.
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It would likely work well especially if you have a base. I have a pic with a table under it and no base and it looks like it would work. Do not know how to attach a pic to this message
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I would think so. You will have a space between the pool deck and the first step, but that will depend upon the arc of the pool.