April 2021 – Table Gamez

How to Refelt a Pool Table in 10 Easy Steps

Posted on April 27, 2021 | by 5dmin | Leave a Comment

How to Refelt a Pool Table in 10 Easy Steps

Is your pool table at home starting to get worn out? We know just what you mean.

Over time, the felt of your pool table felt can become torn, damaged, and uneven due to the impact from the balls and the cues as well as other factors.

Now, you can hire professionals for pool table refelting OR you can also do this project on your own as a LOW-COST OPTION. Just read our guide below to find out how to re-felt a pool table in 10 steps!

Refelting Pool Tables: A Step-by-Step Guide

Before refelting a pool table, make sure you have all the necessary tools and equipment on site.

Because there are plenty of steps in this process, it’s a good idea to ORGANIZE everything first. This prevents any unwanted delays, mistakes, or accidents down the line.

If you don’t have much experience using these tools, we recommend trying them out ahead of time.

Get information from professionals or search up articles with pictures on a reliable website so that you understand how to operate them safely and properly.

Lastly, go over the instructions below very carefully so you have a clear idea of the many things you have to do.

Materials Needed for Felt Replacement

Felt for pool tables
Staple gun and staples
Staple remover
Screwdriver or wrench
Glue and sealing wax
Leveler
Utility knife
Measuring tape
Rubber mallet
Wooden block

Instructions for Refelting a Pool Table

Step 1: Disassemble the Pool Table

The first step is to take apart your pool table on site. Sounds tedious, but don’t worry!

That’s why we made sure to outline each step thoroughly.

Take note: This process varies per pool table type and brand, but generally, you have to SEPARATE the rails from the frame and the featherstrip from each rail.

Using a screwdriver or a wrench, carefully remove the screws or bolts that are holding the pool table cushions in place. MAKE SURE to bag them up after removal.

It would be a nightmare if you lose those pieces.

Step 2: Remove the Old Pool Table Felt

Pull out the staples attaching the OLD FELT to the rail. Exercise caution while doing this—the staples are very sharp!
Before you set aside the rails, mark them and TAKE PICTURES so you know which piece goes on which side of the table. If you mix up the positions of the cushions, the refelting won’t be done properly.
To remove the felt on the pool table, repeat the same process above. If the felt was stuck to the surface with glue instead of staples, simply start RIPPING it off at one corner of the pool table.
After the felt removal, scrape off any pieces of hardened glue that remain on the surface.

Step 3: Clean the Pool Table Slate

Once you’ve removed the old felt, you should now see the pool table’s slate.
Over a long period of time, dust can gather here, so you should clean it properly BEFORE covering the pool table again with cloth.
Wipe the whole surface down with a dry cloth to remove dirt and dust particles.
NEVER use any liquid cleaners or sprays on the slate, as this can degrade the quality and condition of the material.

Step 4: Measure the Pool Table

Using a measuring tape, check the size and dimensions of your pool table so you know how much felt to use. Always add in a few extra inches just in case you make a mistake!
BEFORE BUYING the felt replacement, make sure that it looks new and feels smooth. You don’t want any bumps, wrinkles, or creases, as these could negatively affect gameplay.
Ideally, you should pick a felt replacement made of high-quality worsted wool for your table; if this doesn’t fall within your price range, though, Teflon felt or napped felt are still quality, low-cost options too.

Step 5: Cut the Pool Table Felt

Cut the felt according to your pool table measurements, but remember to set aside cloth to cover each rail.
Make sure you mark which side of the cloth is face-up too; if you refelt with the WRONG side up, you’ll have to repeat the process all over again.
Another option is to buy a pre-cut felt kit that’s made for your specific pool table.

Step 6: Level the Pool Table

Once that’s done, you can now make any necessary adjustments to the pool table.
With a leveler, check if everything is balanced. If not, put shims under the legs of the table or under a specific part of the slate to raise the height of the pool table.
Adjust the table more until completely level.

Step 7: Refelt the Pool Table Rails

To refelt the rails, put the cloth face-down over the rail. Keep at least 4 INCHES or more of felt overhang and AROUND 1-INCH of excess felt over the feather strip space.
Get the featherstrip you disassembled in Step 1 and place it back into position.
Stretch the felt until it is taut, put a tapping block over the featherstrip, and start hammering it down with your mallet.
Stop about 2 inches from each end, as these are where the pockets will be.

Step 8: Refelt the Pool Table Surface

Staple Method:

If you want to staple the felt to the pool table, grab your stapler or staple gun.
Lay the felt on top of the table; pull it until it’s fully stretched, and begin stapling from the head end.
You can ask for assistance during this part of the process so that it’s not hard to stretch the felt and staple at the same time.
When stapling, START at the center before working your way to both ends of the table. Keep pulling the felt so that it’s free from any creases or wrinkles.
Once you reach the pockets, cut three slits so you can wrap the felt inside and staple it in place.

Glue Method:

If you want to use the glue method, clean the entirety of the pool table first with a dry cloth.
Again, make sure there are NO HARDENED PIECES of glue still stuck to the table, as these will interfere with the pool table refelting.
Next, apply the glue all over the table and carefully place the felt over it.
Stretch the felt and cut off any excess at each end.
Lastly, make some cuts at the edge so you can fold the felt into the pockets. Glue this into place.

Step 9: Reattach the Rails

Now that all the pockets are done, it’s time to reattach the rails to the table.

Line up the holes with the rails
Bolt them in place.
Once you’re sure they’re positioned properly on the table, you can tighten them all the way.

Step 10: Install New Pocket Liners

The last step is to put in the NEW pocket liners.

Just place the liner into the pocket and mark it for cutting.
Use a utility knife to trim them down so they fit your pool table pockets perfectly.
Then, fasten each one in place.

That’s it! You now know how to refelt a pool table by yourself at home.

FAQs

Is It Difficult to Refelt Pool Tables?

If you’re quite handy with fabric, you’ll probably find that refelting a pool table is fairly simple! The best part is, it’s low-cost as well!

However, refelting a pool table still takes time, effort, and patience on your part, especially if you don’t have much experience in the field.

It helps if you try to read and understand this guide to the best of your abilities, but it can still be difficult to put it into action.

If you feel like this is too complicated for you, you can always opt to hire a professional instead. You’ll have to pay a HIGHER PRICE of course, but it’s a fair cost if you know you can’t handle it by yourself.

Plus, you can trust that you’re getting quality service too!

How Long Does It Take to Refelt Pool Tables?

Generally, it takes around two to three hours for a professional to refelt a pool table (one if he’s very, very efficient).

If you’re a beginner, expect to spend more time refelting a pool table—maybe even one whole day.

This is why it’s important to prepare everything beforehand. If you’re very organized from the get-go, the process will be a lot quicker and smoother too!

How Often Should You Replace Pool Table Felt?

When you start to notice that the felt of your pool table is affecting players’ gameplay, it may be time to get a replacement.

Physical signs of damage such as cuts, tears, or folds on the felt may also indicate it’s time for pool table maintenance and/or refurbishment.

ONE TIP to prevent frequent felt replacements is to invest in high-quality felt from the very beginning, especially if you play pool a lot at home.

It may cost more upfront, but it’ll save you a lot on repairs down the road.

How Much Does Pool Table Refelting Cost?

If you hire a professional to refelt your pool table, it can cost around $300 to $600, not including the price of a pool table felt.
If you need to move your table to a different location, it’ll cost around $200 more. Other factors that can hike up the price include the size, weight, and condition of your table.
If you plan to DIY it, you’ll just have to pay for the cost of the pool table felt, tools, and other necessary materials for refelting.
If you already have most of the equipment at home, then you won’t have to shell out a lot of money for the project.

Keep in mind that the felt for the table can be pretty expensive, depending on the one you choose.

Pros use NCAA professional-grade felt for their tables, which goes for a whopping $1000, but prices for a regular table are just around $100 to $400.

Conclusion

A subpar playing surface often disrupts the flow of games. This affects the way the balls roll around the pool table, and it doesn’t look very pleasing to the eye either.

Lucky for you, you now have the knowledge and skills to refelt a pool table!

Did this guide help you learn how to refelt pool tables? Do let us know if you try it out, and send us pictures of the finished product!

Good luck with your project!

Pool Tables Installation: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Pool Tables Installation: A Step-by-Step Guide

Did you know a pool table purchase doesn’t typically include free professional installation services?

But why should that worry you when you’ve got us to help you out! We’ve done our fair share back in the day.

Assembling a billiards table seems like complicated work that should be left up to professionals with more experience, but any person can actually do it on his own!

Keep reading to know more about billiards table assembly.

Materials Needed for Billiard Table Assembly

Before unpacking all the pool table parts and beginning work at the location, make sure you have the following tools and materials for a smooth, easy, and safe installation process.

Phillips and flat head screwdriver
Hammer and nails
Measuring tape
Stapler
Leveler
Paint scraper
Utility knife
Scissors
Blowtorch
Beeswax or putty
Glue
Felt/Pool table cloth
Billiard table parts

Reminders

#1 – Get Help

Although you can definitely perform the billiard table installation on your own, the work will be much easier if there’s more than one person to help with the set-up.

Remember, the pool table pieces are quite bulky and heavy, so you’ll have to exert more effort putting together different parts on your own.

You should also expect to spend AT LEAST 2 HOURS or more on pool table assembly.

#2- Check All of the Components

When the pool table pieces are delivered to your location, make sure to check the items are complete.

Running from 1 location to another is a waste of time, gas, and it’s downright exhausting.

Typically, your purchase should include the following:

A long box for the pool table frame
Wood
Hardware
A tall box for the pool table legs
A flat box for the rails
An accessory kit
Felt for the table

Depending on the brand you bought from, it may come with more accessories as well.

#3- Follow the Procedures Properly

We also recommend going over the next instructions carefully and thoroughly before starting any work.

Because this is usually done by professionals, it’s important that you understand the directions clearly to prevent any accidents or errors.

For added protection, wear safety goggles while operating any of the high-powered tools above.

Instructions for Pool Table Assembly

Do you have all the equipment you need with you? Let’s get started!

#1 – Selecting the Pool Table Location

First, determine where you want to position the pool table in your room.
Don’t just account for the size of the table when choosing a location; make sure to leave excess space on all sides too so that players can move around more while playing.
Although the exact measurements depend on the size and length of your cues, AROUND 5 FEET of space all around should be sufficient for comfort. More space is better if possible, of course!
Now, if your recreational room is already filled with different kinds of game tables, don’t be tempted to pack in the pool table, especially if it will be a tight fit.
It’s best to disassemble one or more of the tables (preferably those you use the least) so that you’ll have a more enjoyable experience playing pool.

#2 – Unpacking the Pool Table Pieces

Next, using your scissors, remove the packaging of the pool table pieces.
SEPARATE larger wood parts such as the frame, legs, and hardware from the smaller pieces like the nuts and bolts.
Double-check the user manual to see if you’re missing any pool table components—you don’t want to go looking for something in the middle of installation!
Set aside the boxes so you have a big, clean space to work with.

#3 – Building the Table Frame

Now, it’s time to build the pool table frame.

Place the frame upside down on the designated location.
If yours doesn’t come pre-assembled, you may have to put together some panels and other frameworks. Just make sure to follow the instructions in the manual for this!
Using your screwdriver, affix (attach) the legs and leg supports to all FOUR corners of the table.
After attaching the legs, check to see if they wobble or move around. MAKE SURE the legs are completely stable before turning the table right side up.

#4 – Placing the Slates on the Table

Before putting the slates on the table, use a leveler to check if the table and legs are balanced. If certain legs need more leveling, PLACE SHIMS below them to raise their height.
Next, use a measuring tape to locate the center of the table. This space is where the center slate should be.
Put the other two slates in place beside it, and CHECK THE BALANCE with a leveler to ensure everything’s even.
If you’re using only one slate, place the whole piece carefully into the frame. Then, use a leveler to check that it is properly balanced.
Once the slates are in place, screw them securely onto the table. Use a leveler again to make sure the slates are balanced.
Then, make any necessary leveling adjustments. You can use more shims in the space between the slates and the table frame to make the pool table completely level.

FAST FACT: While a professional may be able to do this on his own, we recommend getting someone to assist you with this step. Slates—especially a one-piece kind—are extremely heavy, so they can be difficult to position correctly on the table.

#5 – Sealing the Slates on the Table

There are two options for sealing slate joints. The first method uses wax while the second method uses putty.

For the wax method:

Use a blowtorch to melt beeswax in the gap between slates—this will help each slate adhere properly, resulting in a smoother table surface.
Repeat with the other slates’ joints.
Leave the beeswax to dry for a few hours or more.
Once fully dry, scrape off any excess wax from the table, then check if the slates are properly sealed.

For the putty method:

Apply this mixture to the joints and make sure you don’t leave any gaps.
Repeat until you’ve covered all slates’ joints, then leave to dry for a few minutes.
Scrape off the excess hardened putty from the slates.
Before applying wax or putty, you can also put a FEW DROPS of liquid glue between slates for more adhesion.
Wipe off the excess with a cloth, and proceed with your preferred method.

#6 – Applying the Felt to the Table

Before placing the felt, ensure the surface is clean.
Spread the large piece of felt on the pool table, make sure it’s as CENTERED as possible.
Using a stapler, fasten the cloth to the first side of the table.
ALWAYS BEGIN AT THE MIDDLE, then move to the extremities before working your way back to the center.
When you proceed to the next side of the table, pull the felt until it’s taut before repeating the same stapling process. This ensures no wrinkles will form and that the table surface will be completely smooth.
Move to the middle slates, and begin stapling at the CENTER pocket.
Make sure the felt is stretched to its maximum capacity before fastening it in place. Apply the same technique to the corner pockets.
Now, spray the slate surface of the pocket with glue. Wait 2 MINUTES or more for the glue to dry before pushing the felt into the pocket opening.
With a utility knife, make cuts into the cloth so that you can fold it neatly underneath the pocket. Smooth out any creases before stapling the underside of the pocket opening.
Repeat these steps for all remaining pockets. Once that’s done, cut off all excess felt from the sides of the table.

#7 – Applying the Felt to the Rails

Now you have to apply the felt to the rails.

Begin with an end rail, and mark the center so you have a guide when placing the felt.
Carefully hammer the felt onto the rail, making sure you don’t create any creases. Cut off any excess cloth from the side.
Turn the rail over and start folding the felt so it covers ALL EXPOSED AREAS.
Smooth out any wrinkles; staple it into place, and cut off the excess cloth for a clean finish.
Repeat this process for the other end rail as well as the side rails.

#8 – Finishing the Pool Table

All that’s left to do is to attach the rails and pockets to the table.

Fasten the rails to the side of the table
Staple the drop pockets to the underside of the table, and you’re done!

You can now play a fun game of pool at your brand new table!

How to Disassemble a Billiards Table

At this point, you know how to set up a pool table, but what if you need to take the table apart to make space in your game room?

Fortunately, disassembling the table is more straightforward than assembling it.

Instructions

#1 – Gather the Materials

You’ll need safety goggles, a flathead screwdriver, a wrench, and a drill.

#2 – Remove Staples

Use your screwdriver to remove the staples that attach the drop pockets to the table. It’s important to wear safety goggles during this step because the staples could fall into your eyes by accident!

#3- Remove Rails

Next, remove the rails from the table with a wrench.

Make sure to collect ALL THE SCREWS and rail wood pieces—you’ll want to leave these somewhere safe so that you can easily reassemble the table next time.

#4 – Remove Felt

Take out the felt covering by gently pulling at it from one corner of the table.
Be careful, especially at the table edges and pockets, since this could tear! If that happens, you may have to buy a new one when you want to use your pool table again.
If the felt is stapled onto the table, use your screwdriver again to remove the staples.
Once the cloth is fully removed, fold it up and put it somewhere clean for safekeeping.

#5- Remove Screws

To remove the slates from the table, you need to take out the screws.
Scrape off any glue or beeswax coatings before removing the screws with a drill.
Each corner of the table will have a screw, but there may also be additional screws running along the center.

#6 – Remove the Slate

After you’ve removed all the screws, carefully lift the slate off the pool table and set it aside.

This is very heavy and large in size, so ideally, more than one person should be doing the job. Don’t forget to put away the screws for future use too!

#7 – Remove the Legs

Now, remove the legs of the table.

If the table’s legs are secured with nuts, take these out FIRST with a wrench.
Then, unscrew the legs from the body of the table and set them aside.

You’re done! Time to pack everything up.

Packing Up

After going through all these steps, you should pack everything up nicely so you have a clean and organized game room.

If you’ve kept the boxes from your initial purchase, now would be a good time to bring them back out to store the table framework, legs, felt, and other pool table components.
When transferring game tables from your room to storage, make sure every little piece is accounted for.
During disassembly, it’s CRUCIAL to bag up the screws, nuts, and any other fasteners used because you’ll be using these again during installation work next time.
Don’t forget to pack up the shims that were placed under the legs of your table too. You’ll need these again when leveling your pool table.

FAQs

How Much Does It Cost to Have a Pool Table Installed?

Labor costs are around $200 to $600, depending on the size and weight of your table.

These cover any moving and/or installation that needs to be done.

Note that prices may go up if the table has to be carried very far or lifted up the stairs. It’s best to get a quote from your local companies for a more accurate estimate of the price.

Is It Hard to Assemble a Pool Table?

Before assembling a game table in a specific room or area at home, you should always have the proper tools and safety equipment on hand.

You should also understand all the steps involved in a successful installation process.

However, if you don’t have much experience operating power tools or doing construction work, then it’s always an option to hire a professional to set up your table instead.

You’ll have to spend more money, of course, but at least you’re certain that the table will be assembled properly in the designated room, with no hassle at all on your part.

Because these professionals have more experience in the field, you can trust that they’ll do it efficiently too.

How Far Does a Pool Table Need to Be From the Wall?

In a game of pool, people need to move around and extend their cues behind them, so you’ll need a lot of room to play comfortably.

Generally, around 4.5 to 5 feet around all sides should be enough!

Conclusion

Getting game tables such as a billiards table is a great way to spruce up the recreation room in your home.

With all the steps outlined here, installing and leveling the game tables in your recreational room can be done in a few easy steps.

With the right tools and equipment, effort, and a little bit of patience, you’ll be well on your way to enjoying your new pool table at home!

How to Disassemble a Pool Table: A Step by Step Guide

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How to Disassemble a Pool Table: A Step by Step Guide

IT’S TIME TO MOVE HOUSES!

But there are many things you have to pack and disassemble to move to a different home, and that includes your beloved pool table.

Having a pool table is a GREAT ADDITION.

But moving a pool table is not the easiest thing to do. The first step is to disassemble it.

Usually, professional movers do this. But if you can’t afford to shell out the cash to get movers, here’s how you can do it yourself (with a friend)!

Items You Will Need

When you disassemble your pool table, you can’t do it with your bare hands. You need tools! So here’s a list of supplies you will need in order to do this.

Electric drill with flat head bit and screwdriver bit
Flat head screwdriver, a staple puller, or needle-nose pliers
Blankets
Box or Bag, or any container for the hardware accessories
Markers
Plastic Ziploc Bags
Bubble Wrap
Socket Wrench

Safety Tips

For safety purposes, you may want to wear eye protection, like safety goggles or glasses.

Most importantly, you want a friend or assistant to help you. Movers never do this alone, there are always at least two of them.

So don’t expect yourself to do it alone. GET HELP.

Disassembling a Pool Table

Now that you have everything you need to start, here’s how to do it!

Please do note though, that this way of disassembling only applies to the furniture slate table, and not the coin pool table.

Make sure you have Ziploc bags or containers to place your pieces in. You wouldn’t want to lose a screw!

Without further ado, here are the steps!

1) Remove the Pocket Liners

The pockets are an important part of the pool table. It is also one of the first things to remove.

So if you have pocket liners, this is the best place to start.

First, remove the screws or staples that hold the pocket straps in the table. You can use a staple remover, flat head screwdriver, or needle-nose pliers to remove the staples and a screwdriver for screws.
Once you remove the tacks or screws, just squeeze the sides of the pocket and push down on it so it goes through the apron and detaches from the table.
Do it the same way for all the pocket liners.
When all the drop pockets are removed, place them in a box or container.
Put the screws into a Ziploc bag, and the drop pockets into a separate container so you don’t lose them.

2) Remove the Rail Bolts

After you’ve removed the pockets, the next step would be to remove the RAIL BOTS.

You can lay it down underneath the table and use a socket wrench attachment for your drill to remove these.
The side rails usually have 3 BOLTS PER RAIL, meaning you will most likely be removing a total of 18 bolts.
If you have an older table, the side rails could be attached in two places with different bolts (Be careful not to remove the smaller apron bolts).
Keep all the rail bolts in a Ziploc bag, and label it accordingly so you don’t lose them.
Since you will be laying it under the table, a way you can keep your eyes from getting hit by a bolt is to wear eye protection or goggles.

3) Remove Corner Miters

After removing the rail bolts, lift the rail system off the table.

Flip it over and lay it back on the table.

Please get help from a friend or family member for this. You don’t want any accidents. You could accidentally break the rail or hurt yourself.

In the corner of the tables, you will find two corner casting brackets. You should remove this with a FLAT HEAD BIT.

Once the screws and brackets are removed, you can lift out the corner pieces.

Place all the corner parts, each screw and bracket, in another Ziploc bag and label it.

4) Remove Aprons

There are 4 apron sections that can be removed from the rails.

Unscrew the apron bolts.
Hold on to the apron as you remove the last bolt so you keep control of it.
Wrap each apron in a blanket so it doesn’t get damaged while you move it. You can SECURE it using MOVER’S WRAP around the ends.
Place the apron bolts in another Ziploc bag and label.

5) Remove the Pocket Castings and Rails

Now it’s time to loosen and remove the bolts in EACH pocket casting. Yes, the pockets are not quite done yet.

You can do this using a 14mm ratchet wrench. Once all 12 of the nuts and bolts are removed, place them in another Ziploc bag so you don’t lose them.
Place the pocket castings in a box.
Once these are separated, the rails should be separated as well.
Just like how you wrapped the aprons in blankets, do the same with the rails, securing each end with mover’s wrap.

6) Remove the Felt

Removing the felt is important since you have to uncover the slate bed to remove it.

If the felt on your pool table is stapled, remove the staples slowly with a staple remover or flathead screwdriver so as to not damage the felt.
You can use your needle nose pliers to make sure you remove the felt slowly and gently.
If the felt is glued on, carefully peel it from the table.
Once the felt is removed, fold it neatly, and put it in a waterproof bag for protection.
We would personally fold the felt in half widthwise twice first, then fold it in half width lengthwise thrice to make it a neat fold.
Try to make as little creases as possible in the felt.

Pro tip: Use a magnetic bowl to hold the staples so you don’t make a mess.

7) Remove the Slate Pieces

Once the felt is off, you’re ready to remove the slate bed.

You have to BE REALLY CAREFUL in this part. If any slate piece gets chipped or scratched, it could ruin the whole table.
There are 4 slate screws on each piece. Remove EACH of these with a drill.
Some manufacturers cover the screws with beeswax to smoothen it out. This makes them hard to identify and remove. If you notice your table has beeswax, scrape it off with your flathead screwdriver.
Once the screws are out, put them in a Ziploc bag and label them.
Before you remove the slates, label each of them with a number. This is important if you want to reassemble it. Also, MARK THE MIDDLE PIECE so you know its position.
Lift each of the slate pieces and see them aside. Make sure to get help. Each slate can weigh up to 250 lbs., and there are usually three slates.

8) Disassemble the Frame and Remove the Legs

To disassemble the frame, you have to remove the legs first.
The legs are normally screwed onto the body, so you just have to unscrew it. If there are nuts, place them in a Ziploc bag so you don’t lose them.
Wrap each of the legs in a blanket to protect it from scratches, just like you did with the apron and the rails.
After removing the legs, you can unscrew and disassemble the entire frame, if your particular pool table allows for it.

F.A.Q.

Can You Move a Pool Table Without Taking It Apart?

You cannot move a slate pool table in one piece. You have to disassemble it and reassemble it.

In SOME cases, you can move it with furniture sliders without taking it apart. You could probably do this if you just want to move it to a different room in your house, and if the door is wide enough.

How Much Does a Slate Pool Table Weigh?

Each slate piece weighs around 150 to 200 lbs. The entire slate pool table would weigh around 650 to 1000 lbs.

How Much Does It Cost to Disassemble a Pool Table?

If you already own all the tools needed, you need basically nothing to do it yourself.

But if you want to have it disassembled and reassembled by movers, it would cost around $200-$600, which includes the price of them to move it.

Now You’re Ready to Move Your Pool Table!

Pool tables are great. If we had to choose between a dining table and a pool table, we would choose a pool table. So of course, it CANNOT BE LEFT BEHIND.

Of course, it’s important to you, right? You didn’t do all this research for nothing!

While it is definitely possible to do this yourself, and there are easy steps here, we recommend having professional movers do this if you’re having doubts about installing it yourself or want to prioritize safety.

This will lessen the chance of you accidentally breaking your pool table or worse- injuring yourself!

Pool tables can be very complex, so doing this by yourself is quite a challenge.

But if you do choose to take apart the table yourself, just make sure you don’t lose a piece of your pool table, or you may not be able to reassemble it later.

What Should The Pool Table Light Height Be?

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