Are pool tables too heavy for the second floor?

Are pool tables too heavy for the second floor?

No, pool tables are not too heavy for the second floor of your household. And yes, you can safely relocate your pool table to a higher floor, as long as your house was built to code.

How much should a used pool table cost?

Quality used tables range in price from $1,000. to over $100,000 for a true antique.

Is it worth buying a pool table?

Whether or not you like to play pool should be an obvious consideration when you’re thinking about buying a table. If you love the game, buying your own table can be very rewarding and worth the investment. If you would play once or few times per week, buying could be a smart first step toward a new hobby.

How long does a pool table last?

20-25 years

How long does an MDF pool table last?

between 6 to 8 years

Are non slate pool tables good?

If you want to save a few bucks and still have a great time playing pool in your home, a non-slate model is probably best for you. If, on the other hand, you are looking for tournament-level play and plan on keeping a table for generations, the slate model may be the best choice.

Are MDF bed pool tables any good?

MDF Bed Pool Tables MDF pool tables come with the benefit of being cheaper and lighter than slate bed tables, but at the cost of longevity and play quality. They also do not fare well in humid environments, as this can cause swelling or warping of the wood.

Can you keep a pool table in the garage?

You can absolutely put a pool table in a garage. It’s a great place for one but there are a few factors you need to consider before shopping for a table. These include the slope of the floor, the climate in which you live, the space required, the type of pool table, and the wear-and-tear that will undoubtedly happen.

Are MDF pool tables bad?

One of the biggest complaints about MDF tables is that they can warp fairly easily. They are, after all, made out of wood. Once the playing surface warps, even if it’s not noticeable to the human eye, the dynamic of the game changes. This can be nice for you, the owner of the table, once you get used to the warpage.

How much does a 6 foot slate pool table weigh?

Depending on the exact size and model, a slate top pool table can weigh between 650 and 1,000 pounds. Their weight is primarily determined by their size and in particular, how many slates they have.

Is a one piece slate pool table better than a three piece?

A three piece slate, leveled properly, will without a doubt give you superior play. This is why the pros prefer to shoot on a three piece slate pool table as opposed to a one piece. I’d recommend a three piece slate over one solid slate if given the choice.

How heavy is a 8 foot slate pool table?

around 850 pounds

Can you move a slate pool table on its side?

Most pool tables should never be turned on their sides because doing so can damage the frame, rails, pockets, and slate.

How much does it cost to move a slate pool table?

The average cost of moving a pool table is $369, and prices typically range from $200 to $600. Many factors can affect the overall cost of moving a pool table.

How big of a room does a pool table need?

How Much Space Do You Have?

Table Size	Room Size Required (with 58″ Cues)	Room Size Required (with 52″ Cues)
7-Foot Table 3′ 5” x 7′ See 7-foot tables	13′ 6″ x 16′ 8″	13′ x 16′ 2″
8-Foot Table 4′ x 8′ See 8-foot tables	13′ 11″ x 17′ 4″	13′ 5” x 16′ 10″
9-Foot Table 4′ 5” x 9′ See 9-foot tables	14′ 6” x 18′ 4”	14′ x 17′ 10”