My table which sits on top of a pool table is a bit over 2 inches thick. Will the clips work ? It says in the description 1 5/8, which I am presuming refers to that. In which case it won't work.
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I don't think the clip-on version will work on a 2" table.....maybe the screw-type will?
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Maximum opening of the clamp is 1 5/8. The Killerspin 603-97 Table Tennis Clip-on NetTable Tennis Clip-on Net will not fit over the 2 inch pool table.
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It will work with your table :) My table is 60" as well the net has nice grips that clip on the table and make the net actually wider than the table. Works great best net I have ever purchased!
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The only problem I have found is if the underside of the table has a wide edging. Mine only has it on the ends so it can slide along the underneath of the table in the middle section. Would think if glass was thick enough it would work but not sure.
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sorry for the delayed response. I measured how wide can these clips open and it was just about 2 inches when fully opened. So I don't think they are a good fit for 2 inch thick table.
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I'm not sure, the main thing would be the leg spacing. If the legs on the easy set are spaced the same distance apart as the legs on the hard framed pool, I don't see why it wouldn't work. The clips are adjustable
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It's the thickness of the table that matters not the length ... My table was too thick so I had to return it..
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I don't think the clips are big enough. Works great on sheets, but something thicker might not grab enough to hold it.
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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.
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Hi sticky ricardo, I looked at my framed picture and measured 5" for your project.It will work. You'll have 1" between the clips on the narrow side....I like this system and it will work for small things also.The trick is to string it tight, to not let the string have any give.Sincerely your handy craft fellow
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It depends on two things: 1) How thick your edge of table is. Clamps nicely up to if edge is up to 3/4 inch thick, maybe an inch. 2) Table has no lip. If the table is smooth bottomed, it will do great. If it has a lip, I would suggest heavy duty binder clips as alternative.
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M.N. Most tables will have a gap between the table halves. The clamp is designed to be wide enough to connect both table halves and is over 1" wide. Thanks for considering STIGA!
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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.
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I have a standard above ground pool that measures 48 inches high. We have an additional 6-7 inches of decking above the pool edge and they fit well. These steps work perfect because the top step is roughly at 40 inches. I believe they would work for your pool at 54 inches because the there are two adjustable pieces that stick off to the left in the picture that would be adjustable at a higher height and still hold the steps in place.
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We bought this for a Christmas present so we haven't actually used it yet. However it does say on the specifications that it will clamp up to 1.75 inches (so it will not work for a 2 inch table).
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These clips work well with 6 inch clay pots. I know this because I have the pots on these clips. Hope this helps.
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It needs a table edge to attach to so isn't intended to be free standing on a pool table and the edge of a pool table is too thick. I have a 9ft pool table and used particle board to make a ping pong table that rests atop my pool table, extending a couple inches past the pool table perimeter in all directions. You only need to paint it if you want a more finished appearance. If you do paint you'll need to make sure it's a smooth finish and then will want to add a lacquer finish otherwise the paint will rub off on the ping pong balls. There are ping pong table tops you can buy ready made. I just couldn't find one I liked for a 9ft pool table.
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The size of the table is 48" from one flat side to the other flat side in an octagon (8 players) configuration. I have tested it on a standard 33" or 34" card table and the flat sides of the poker table almost match the corners of the card table. This causes about a 6 inch overhang on each side of the card table. I am testing it with 6 people this weekend. I have no idea how it will work stability wise with either table. We may wind up playing on the floor or at one end of our rectangular dining room table. But if it works, it beats the heck out of a regulation poker table that costs in the thousands. It is too bad there is not a moderate cost poker table out there.