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
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I would imagine you could. Though, you would have to fashion some type of "deck" on top of the pool coping to create a place to mount the steps. The steps have two wings which get screwed into the deck to keep them in place. You would probably need to mount some sort of deck to screw them into to make them secure. I think you would also need to make sure you fill the "dry" side steps with sand as well to add stability and strength, since they will not be filled with water, as the "wet sit would be. I hope this helps.
1156106
I used a brush to get to the edges of table as long as you do it right away before it starts setting up, you will be fine. It is spreadable.
1675728
If your table is sturdy i would say yes. It is not small nor is it a light weight board so you would need a stable spot for it. Hope this helps.
1926002
I mainly use my coasters with cold and noticed that the water pooling did cause some damage. It seems hot might cause an indent or melt. :-/
1433550
Depends. In the photo, you can see that there are two legs that curve underneath. On some tables, the edge of the table isn't set back from the frame sufficiently to allow the legs to rest underneath the tabletop surface. So, look at your table. If you can fit a hand width between the edge and where the table frame begins, you should be good to go!
702035
The weight of the bed itself shud keep them from moving around too much, if at all. I believe the space in the indent is 2 or 3 inches squared, so the possibility of the bed moving around IS there. The key word to remember here is INDENT. The indent does have a raised lip all around of maybe a half inch. Truly I wud not worry at all about it. These are VERY strong and durable risers. I am actually using them for my entertainment center which is holding over $2000 worth of equipment. I am not worried in the least.
744135
The tiles are just like the ones included with the game. I don't believe they are indented at all.
634245
Maybe. I struggled with the inserts and the adhesive isn't great. Might be a case by case basis.
1353611
No indent at all. The bottom is perfectly smooth with no place to trap liquid. The bottoms are also quite weighted which is kind of nice. I was extremely happy with them.
1749954
I'm fairly sure they are listed on the description of table. I have a smaller room and couldn't fit a full size table so I made sure it would fit before I bought it with plenty of room around it for the pool cues. It fits well in our area which is about 12x14.
228493
You will need a foot and half more on each side, for poles and boards. We love our pool and very glad we bought it. The picture shows pool sides are on ground but it actually says to put on boards.
2256609
Yes, as long as the table is one inch or less thick. This was not the case for me.
754575
This depends on how you use the table. The surface is suitable if you are just using it to write or draw. If you are doing any crafting that requires cutting or puts pressure on the table yes it would get marked up so I would in this case use a mat or thick cardboard on the table. Overall this is a good basic table.
2204416
You would just be staking them based on whatever is inside. The side will not stand straight up and hold whatever is on top, the sides would collapse if what is not on the inside is not all the way to the top. I hope this makes sense.
948416
Unless there were feet on the box springs I would think the would slide around, if the springs have a wooden frame you could run some lag bolts in each corner just to have something that fits in the indention.
90523
Not really if you have a small place to locate the table it's fine. Not home to measure the dimensions but for a small pool table it's nice.