I need to slide a 600lb slate pool table back and forth on a smooth concrete floor. Would this work?
1708472
They most likely would. The felt protects wood floors from scratching. The plastic ones slide across carpet so I would say go with these.
1708473
With that weight, the legs of the table will sink right into the movers. Maybe doubling up on movers would work. These particular movers do work good on hard surfaces.
345117
I think it would be too light and would just slide unless you attached it somehow to the floor. Ours is outside and anchored into the stone driveway and works perfectly!
2022462
I have a fiberglass pool with concrete coping. The front roller will come to the coping and levitate there for a few seconds. It will then quit propelling and settle to the bottom. I also have a safety ledge half way in deep end, and has no problem. Excellent product.
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
634800
It would depend on how high your table is. My table has a side border around it so it does not slide underneath, missed clearnace by less than an inch. Since the height is non adjustable it would all depend on your table height and clearance underneath of it. Hope this helps.
1473323
the pool is soft vinyl floor with hard sides. the sides stand up as it is filled with water. if you put the sand deep enough, it would most likely work
1603955
I will, but clearly not roll as smoothly as epoxy covered smooth concrete.A way around this is if you have some old cardboard boxes that you can put down. It protects the wheels, and your elbows, etc as you scoot around.
918309
I doubt it would work as-is. You would probably need to mount a cheap bracket on the ceiling to keep it from sliding. I'm sure it can be done quickly and very cheap.
1346140
Yes this should work as long as the concrete is at least 2.5 inchesto keep it from cracking.
2024869
Yes.....just like you see on professional tables. I used this on a table I built with 1/8" foam, and it works great. The cards slide from end to end with little effort.
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.
1902374
I have used them to support a hide-abed sofa, our queen-side wood bed, etc. Knowing the weight of a slate pool table, I sincerely doubt it would support it.
1761700
I'm not sure because I have only used it on carpet. If the concrete is smooth and in fairly good condition I would think that it should, but I don't know for sure.
2094043
It will work for smooth surfaces. You may want to use some expandable foam too for cracks and corners.
1933090
I believe it would work. It's very good quality and I like the fact that it can be bolted to the floor.
1439423
I believe it will! We used paneling and that is about the same thickness. It slides very smoothly as well.
2230929
I would say no... The adjustable feet are more for uneven floors so you can keep your table from rocking.