Knowing that it would leave indents, would I be able to put a pool table on these?
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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 have them under my monitor. Although I have them side-up (vertically), I don't see why you would have any issues putting them on their sides (horizontally). If you notice, there's a lining on one side; I would put that side on the table.
839233
I havé nô idéal, but i fine Thére are usually Many was to d'ajuster this - such as adding extension brackets. Thé major considération is thé distance between thé table top holes and thé top of thé surface. Tell me thèse dimensions and i CAN tell you IFOP you need d'ajust brackets
747537
I'm not sure, having only had these three weeks. They're in my studio/shop where there's several medium weight work benches. No sign of problems. A weight set of several hundred pounds might leave indents so maybe moving it occasionally might be in order.
168682
I have not seen any indentations. It it still as "tall" and straight across the top as the day we bought it.
2212862
I don't know why you'd want to do that, you but you certainly could. The seams along the sides are raised, but the rest are not. However, these are structured to have ample space by having a "box bottom", so the tabs created from this that are on the bottom-inside will show and stick out if you use them inside out - not that it matters. It's doable - if that's the main question.
1493540
I would think so. You will have a space between the pool deck and the first step, but that will depend upon the arc of the pool.
729586
I don't think so. The bottom of the ping pong table is supported by a bout 2 inches of metal all the way around, so it would take a lot to make it sag. I have it on a 7-foot pool table, which is only slightly larger than the table you will be putting it on.
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.
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.
2213645
There would be no way to anchor it down. I have tried to use it on my pool deck for my little one and find that unless it is anchored down with the stakes that the corners want to kind of curl inward making it difficult to use. Had I gotten a trial with this before deciding to purchase it or not, I would NOT have purchased as one of my primary purposes in purchasing was to use on the pool deck.
381506
As long as your table top thickness will allow the clamping it should attach just fine. One person has asked about clamping it to a pool table which, of course, is too thick to clamp onto.
157424
Sorry about the short answer. I think it would look unfinished and the holes would be a bother also!
223481
I would think so. I don't think it adds significantly to the structural integrity of the table. You'd have the tiny pre-drilled holes where it's meant to go.
52253
I would not attemp anything like that. It is definitely designed to be inserted between the vinyl liner and a stiff pool wall. I did, however, install a rhino pad on the floor of the pool and really like it. It would be a great base for an Intex style pool.
986594
For sure! You might want to take a fine grit sandpaper to the bottom. Good luck!
745821
Has anyone considered screwing each end down to a piece of 2x6 which could then be clamped to the pool rail?