Will this fit a 7 foot Valley Bar table?Can it be secured it to the top of the pool table? To stop back and forth or side to side movement?
1405431
Yes, it even over hangs both on width and length which is good. There is no formal securing method. however, I've found that if you use your pool table cover, there is enough friction between the cover and the ping pong table to keep if from sliding when it is gently bumped during play. Provided your cover is a tightly fit vinyl type (typical) and not a gimpy plastic see through sheet.
1405432
One other thing...I stack wooden planks (could use books) in the very center of the pool table that catches both halves to support the middle (net area). Make sure the height of the stack is in the same plane as the edges of the pool table. This keeps the middle of the ping pong table from bowing and adds to it's stiffness.
826701
It will be long. I rented 8ft tables and they hung over about 15 or so inches on each end and about 18 inches on each long side. If you are wanting it to go to the ground, it will and probably touch it. If I could figure out to attach a picture of the tables I would...
277277
no it won't have overhang for that size of table. it would if it were the size to seat 6
1198205
It doesn't attach. The easy to apply pads that go on the underside of the ping pong table will protect your pool table. And it won't shift.
2048411
It would indeed stop the movement but the bags will still bounce more than desired when hitting the board --- it's just too flimsy of a design. Poor design = poor experience. Save your money and buy something sturdier that doesn't need to be fixed with sandbags at the bottom.
1428871
We purchased it to go on our hot tub. Then we used it in our camper in place of a small table which worked well also. I would be curious to know how thick the wall of your pool is. I will have to see the smallest space setting for the tray. A very sturdy item
10495
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.
2073305
Probably not. It's short and not adjustable. I suppose it depends on the table height though. Can't on our table.
311188
What makes this so confusing is there are actually two tops that measure 60x55. I just measured mine as it is completely set up and total length assembled is 108 inches. It should easily cover an 8 ft pool table. I'm using mine on top of an 8 ft air hockey table. Good luck.
1874395
It might not be totally tight at only 28" high, but it should be fine. I have an adjustable table that is 36" at its tallest. It is literally a "stretch" to get the table cloth to stay on. So to use it on a table slightly lower may be even better. So, yes, it will be just right for your purpose.
1489269
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.
1928955
No, the height of the table does not adjust. You might be able to use those plastic cups with indentations for bed legs that people use to raise their beds so they have more storage space underneath them. I think these would be secure as long as people aren't throwing themselves onto the massage table or leaping off it. Concrete paver blocks in the garden area of your local home supplies store would work, but hard on your carpet or floor and easy to stub your toes on. Hope you find a solution.
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.
1074919
Our deck is flush with the top of our pool. We had to modify and cut some material off the legs so that the seat sits on top and bridges the deck and pool. We did not cut off more than 3 inches and the legs that go into the pool are adjustable, so this model would likely work for you.
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.
2069001
There is a permanent grommet near the front of the bottom bar that keeps the top of the bar about 1 3/8" off the floor.The rubber end cover at the back is about the same.I would say you need 1 1/2" of space to fit it without catching.Good luck!
560410
We have it on a 7 foot pool table, it hangs over quite a bit, but it works fine. It's bigger than we thought. We also use it as our formal dining table. Hope that helps.