could I use it on top of a regular rectangular dining table (30x50)?
574796
I've tried doing that myself on a regular dining table and the weight and overhang of the table top makes it sag, and fall off (which I had expected anyway). So no, it's not possible to use on a regular dining table unless you add something else to support it. The top works on a larger dining table, or a pool table.HTH.
574797
Our table was purchased with legs. So we did not need to do that. My teenage grandsons measured the size if your table out and matched it to where the legs are and would not recommend it. They say as they were learning they put their weight on the table reaching for balls and would not recommend your dining room table. Also the top is extremely heavy.
574798
Mmmmmmm, unless you anchor it is likely to slide more when bumped, or spin slightly if you bump the corner when going around to the other side. My bigger concern is if someone leans on it hard on one of the ends the question is: will the other side rise up and then it begin sliding toward them. If you are planning to sacrifice the table permanently then a few screws up through the dining table and into the ping pong table may be the answer. Just make sure the screws are the correct length so they do not come up through the ping pong table.
574799
No, i would not do that because the ping pong table is too big for such a small dining room table.
574800
I've tried doing that myself on a regular dining table and the weight and overhang of the table top makes it sag, and fall off (which I had expected anyway). So no, it's not possible to use on a regular dining table unless you add something else to support it. The top works on a larger dining table, or a pool table. HTH.
574801
The dining room table I am using for the ping pong table is 72" x 42". It leaves an overhang of 18 1/2 " at the ends, but that is the most I would do. Any smaller table would not support the ping pong table and it would fall off.
2263693
No, it only works on standard sized tables as it is meant to hang over 6 inches on each side. There is no way to adjust the width.
2155277
Probably - there is nothing rigid about the front of it that would make it not conform at least a bit to a round table. Most importantly, you can't have any (or much) of a trim beneath the top of the table or the bottom bars won't be able to slide over it. Not sure that makes sense, but some countertops and tables have a decorative piece about 4 inches in underneath the table top and it interferes with attaching.
2073245
I think you can, if you don't put too much on it. The table can only holdso much on it. That will be yours to put on it what you want.
2167553
my table has a 48x18 inch top and is 30 inches high. i like my unit as I use it as a room bar table. whether they come with 30 inch tops , I don't know...
507474
The table top is 35" x 59" usable surface, add an extra 1/2" or so for the rounded edge. Actual height is 29".
948865
I would not recommend it. It probably would work, but it is meant to be used with a table.
1319936
I guess you could if had a higher table but it wouldn't work for a pub style table. My opinion is no it wouldn't work.
2053714
I do not think so. It would be better to laminate another layer over the top for a flat surface in my opinion. Sorry, hope it helps.
1862486
I would say no. I have a 60 inch table and chairs with arms and it can't fit over the table and chairs. I ended up just put this over the table and getting separate chair covers, which isn't really what I had in mind.
873813
the legs screw on, so you probably could. looks very neat sitting on an old porcelain topped table. retro!
1673462
you can but as a planner and decorator, I do not suggest it. If your using a flat plan table cloth surface, then yes, otherwise if using texture cloth or decor then no.
50717
Possibly, but I'm not using it for a table. It is covering a bar and three chairs with backs. It works great.
2231306
I doubt it will work well for objects which may move when in use. Tables probably ok if use the larger size.
1398311
Don't think that will work, sorry. I had my in-laws measure their table for you. I can use it on their table with a 2.75" tall skirt that begins about .75" from the edge of the table. The part you screw on goes over/passed the skirt, but it is a tight fit. It needs to be unscrewed as far as it can to angle it on and pass over the skirt, and then the thickness of the skirt (about .5") makes it really hard to turn to screw it on. As the other user mentioned, the 2" before your skirt probably isn't enough to safely secure it if you avoid the skirt.
1147720
We use it as a replacement for a coffee table. You might want a skinnier one. I would take a look at the measurements for what you want.
1079651
I don't know why not, but I've never tried it that way. I wanted something that I didn't have to use as a table top yet didn't have to bend over for either. This is ideal, and I'm VERY satisfied with it.