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.
210626
Top platform that goes over the pool rail is adjustable. This year I had it over a 48" rail. Next year I will use it on a 52" wall height. That will make the height between the top platform and the top of the rail different depending. Its plenty high enough especially over the 48" and that includes spacing the platform above the top rail. Ladder users still need to be responsible while using it. It is for guidance and stabilization not a safety barrier. I have about 28 1/2" of rail from platform to top of railing set to clear 3" above a 48" wall.
1165598
If the table is an inch thick than yes but if there is only an inch of overhang then it might just fall off when too much weight is placed on it (ie leaning on the tray). We've taken it to a bunch of resturants and houses and there has only been two tables so far that didn't fit! I hope this helps!!
1626476
It would fit a 5ft wide table, no more or less. If you want the net to be tight.
168464
I have my Porter Cable dovetail jig screwed to a piece of 2" x 8" and then clamp that to the work bench top. I would assume it would be ok to have it on a secure folding table, but the jig itself must be screwed down to a piece of lumber first and then that would be clamped to the table top.
1993071
It will be tight but will work. It will also depend on the height of the table.
1536802
Thw fence only clamps on the front where you see the cross bar. That T bar slides in a channel on the guide and clamps to the guide. As long as the guide will bolt up to the front of your table it should fit.
666212
I have a 7-foot Olympic bar and I believe it was designed only for that -- I don't think you can use a 6-foot bar on it. For sure not a 5-foot bar.
1836467
yes, but the table top has NO stability so anything on it slides off even if its not moving. I bought this when my husband was ill to use at the couch it was a complete failure, nothing stayed on it, if he tried to eat off it everything moved. Lowering it was difficult. JUNK
277277
no it won't have overhang for that size of table. it would if it were the size to seat 6
992637
No, the ladder fits on the side of the pool so the extension on the top would be to wide to hold the ladder in place. But, if you have a wood deck around your pool you could drill holes for the legs and use some kind of support under the deck, otherwise no.
475970
No it can be placed on top of a pool table. It is not hinged to play against yourself, but there are similar items that do what you are looking for.
1181330
Yes it sure will. The sides get very tight and fit all tables. I have used it on our bar, kitchen table and formal dinning table. Works great
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!
311187
I have a 9x5' pool table and the ping pong conversion to fits on the top...I simply sit the top on recognizing that the frame is not going to fit but we have found that it works fine not being able to have the frame fit around the table and it works fine sitting on top. The frame simply sits on the top ends and top sides of the pool table.
1892630
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.
1156273
This will fit a 6 foot Olympic bar, but without hardly any room for error to the left or right when re-racking. I use a 7 foot Olympic bar and there's much more room.