We have a table with rounded edges, will this net work with it? Do you know how long the clamp portion is, or how far onto the table it will go?
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Hi. My table is also with rounded edges 5" tall and my table width is 44" - it fits my table... the edges were a bit a problem but it fitted as well. Net is fine but it doesn't roll in completely after first use. You can shop around, I saw similar set at Marshals for $15. Overall, this set is a good entertainment for adults and kids. Good luck with your shopping!
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Yes. It is better suited to round or oval. I have a 42" x 24" table and I had to jerry rig it to make it work. You either use a clamp or have a friend though... you only have about 3" to spare.
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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.
40283
The net has clamps to attach to any kind of table. We put ours on our dining room table and it worked great.
1321054
You could potentially roll the extra net around the poles! I haven't done it. Otherwise this is for full size table
665453
The net attachment is adjustable and will fit just about any table thickness as long as its not too thick!
1139304
I have it clamped to a desktop that is an inch thick. It could easily clamp to a thicker desktop. It works best if the edge is square and not beveled. Before the current desk I clamped the power strip to a folding plastic table that had a deeply beveled edge. It clamped on but was a bit loose. It also will work best if there is 1 1/2" to 2" lip on the desk top so the clamp can be seated firmly and securely.
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I can't see why not , it's clamp is large and pretty powerful , I use mine on an end table next to my recliner , the table is glass top with a wrought iron frame and it is clamped pretty good , It works perfectly , it will move a bit from side to side when pulling the stem over but it hasn't popped off since I purchased , I hope this helps to answer your question
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as long as there is nothing to stop the clamps from clamping down on both sides of the table, then you shouldn't have any problem. You will also half to have at least a 60 inch wide table. Hope this helps!
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Gordon, My table is 60" wide and it fits fine. The net extends beyond the edges of the table as you can see from the illustration.
509757
The clamp is plastic, and not all that thick. I'm not sure exactly what your set up is, but I'm thinking it will not work how you want it to with out some reinforcing.
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Are you talking about thickness of table or the width of the table? My table is 22"x42". The thickness of the table is only an inch, but the clamps will adjust out to accommodate 2" it appears. Hope this helps you.
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The clamp is in a U shape. The piece on top of the table is 4 x 4 inches. There are 2 very large screws that you turn to tighten the support onto the table, and they need to contact the underside of the table 3 inches from the edge.
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No. Sadly that was very similar to my issue and wouldn't clamp for my table. It pretty much has to be a flat surface like pictured or it won't work. If I was in your situation -- I wouldn't buy it. Best of luck though.
1989303
Hi Deborah, The company does not publish what size of table it fits. But the clamp open ups pretty big. I think it can handle your table. Thanks, Scott
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I think it would clamp onto a 2" thick headboard. We have ours clamped onto a 1" side table but it does open wider, it's just hard (for me) to squeeze it open that far.
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Yes, if the width of the table tennis top is 5 feet wide. Also, if the table top is too thin for the clamp, use a 1/2 inch piece of wood underneath the table to fill the gap.