Knowing that it would leave indents, would I be able to put a pool table on these?
194122
sure - a pool table is heavy - it would compress the foam and in a very short period of time - the compressions would actually hold the table in place... (i.e. it would be harder to move it because you'd have to lift it up out of the indentations. You would never be able to slide it out...) I have my elliptical on the same type of foam - just not as pretty as the wood colored mats - and its not that noticeable - unless you want to move the item at a later date... once indented to that degree over time - I dont think it will ever float back up. I use the pretty wood colored mats in my main room - so I can hang out on the floor an be comfortable. They're great!
194123
Depending on the type of foot peg your table has. It may punch through the foam pads. Probably would work with some kind of pad under legs.
194124
sure - a pool table is heavy - it would compress the foam and in a very short period of time - the compressions would actually hold the table in place... (i.e. it would be harder to move it because you'd have to lift it up out of the indentations. You would never be able to slide it out...) I have my elliptical on the same type of foam - just not as pretty as the wood colored mats - and its not that noticeable - unless you want to move the item at a later date... once indented to that degree over time - I dont think it will ever float back up. I use the pretty wood colored mats in my main room - so I can hang out on the floor an be comfortable. They're great! sure - a pool table is heavy - it would compress the foam and in a very short period of time - the compressions would actually hold the table in place... (i.e. it would be harder to move it because you'd have to lift it up out of the indentations. You would never be able to slide it out...) I have my elliptical on the same type of foam - just not as pretty as the wood colored mats - and its not that noticeable - unless you want to move the item at a later date... once indented to that degree over time - I dont think it will ever float back up. I use the pretty wood colored mats in my main... » Read More sure - a pool table is heavy - it would compress the foam and in a very short period of time - the compressions would actually hold the table in place... (i.e. it would be harder to move it because you'd have to lift it up out of the indentations. You would never be able to slide it out...) I have my elliptical on the same type of foam - just not as pretty as the wood colored mats - and its not that noticeable - unless you want to move the item at a later date... once indented to that degree over time - I dont think it will ever float back up. I use the pretty wood colored mats in my main room - so I can hang out on the floor an be comfortable. They're great! « Show Less
560411
Sounds like it will work. The underside has felt on it so it won't mar your table.
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.
221211
I doubt it as it's lightweight plastic construction. I LOVE this product and have been using it for several years now for my 18' above ground pool. My electrical box broke and they were going to charge me nearly as much as what I had originally paid for it so I bought one on Amazon last week. That one was defective as it would only move forward and not back like it's suppose to so I sent it back and got another one and low and behold same problem! -_- So I would advise to keep all shipping boxes intact in case this happens to you. Amazon is great about shipping it back free.
416473
I have laid these on my concrete floor in my garage. It is now my woodworking shop. I have many heavy tools, rolling carts etc. These tiles create a wonderful floor to stand and work on. Your shelf will probably leave indentations in the tiles, but there should be no problem with it standing if that is the question.
1441832
No, it does not come with pads to protect the table. Although it should not damage a sturdy pool table unless it is not place on carefully.
2202823
It may be possible, but you would have to get pretty creative. They would have to be spaced as they are not completely flush.
279447
Yes, but you might need some "rigging" you csn see how I did it with my pool herehttps://plus.google.com/app/basic/photos/113558632530657782026/album/5902777553151538049/5902777555777530594?cbp=qsq84i1n7dbv&sview;=2&spath;=/u/0/app/basic/stream&sp;arm=tab%3D3X%26source%3Dapppromo
1561463
Depends on the shape of "something" if it is rectangular, it may not as this box has 2 big indentations that could get in the way.
2256609
Yes, as long as the table is one inch or less thick. This was not the case for me.
986594
For sure! You might want to take a fine grit sandpaper to the bottom. Good luck!
125756
That doesn't happen with mine. I've had this pool table for a while now and I love it! Major hit with friends and family!
1371313
The specific table I received has a very lightly textured surface. It is probably smooth enough to write on, but I'd be inclined to use a pad or other backing of some sort.
1474401
the "footprint" would be too small and would damage the pool!!! suggest that you use a 'shower mat' to protect the pool..
2243360
They do not have an indentation for breaking them. I don't think they would break cleanly.
1969689
It should be OK. You do have a little wiggle room with how far you can place the track from the front of the table. It comes with a nice template that you can work with.
2142072
I love the table, but I have ot on a 84x48 pool table. Not sure if the 72x36 would be sturdy enough. You would have a lot of overhang, which could be unstable if leaned on.