Can you put this on a folding card table
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it weighs about 15lbs. It made of 1/2" plywood. It sitting on my counter height 60" dinner table
598250
absolutely can, however, it is not sturdy enough for people to lean on. It's got some weight to it, but not enough that you can push down on it much. Honestly I've had 3 different kinds of these, and this one far and away if the best one I've owned. One of the plastic cup/chip holders has a crack in it, but I'm just chalking that up to normal wear and tear. I'd easily rebuy this one again if something happened to the one I own now.
598251
It will be a little big for a folding card table. The top is sturdy so the over hang should not be a problem.
1857701
Haven't tried to, but I don't see why not. The cards just have to touch the wheels to be shuffled. The stack it creates might need to be pushed together more. We use ours for UNO cards. It works great
934469
I suppose you can. I used them for a summer outdoor party with an overlay on top of them. If you have to iron the table it will have to be cool/warm because it is paper towel but has a fabric look.
1517125
you can put it on any flat surface no problem but I would not fold or roll it as it would probably damage the integrity of the plastic cover. You can tuck it to the side of a piece of furniture or in a closet.
497307
Yes. But it is not as wheel-chair friendly as a card table with the legs on the corners. We have used our drop-leaf table for several years in our Fifth-Wheel RV Camper. It still looks good and still works well.
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The legs fold, but the table itself does not. This is probably a good thing, I bought this table specifically for the fact that the table does not fold. After using a couple of different folding tables, I realized cards get stuck on the fold when dealing and the table never lies completely flat. I've been very happy with this table, it does take up a little more room in storage but that's about the only complaint.
2097639
Folds without breaking -it is scored so it is easy to fold - it is not perforated with holes so it would tear. I use these for all the cards I print.
651553
You'd have to take 2 screws out (1 on each side) for it to fold flat. If they modified the design to allow folding, this product would be perfect in my eyes!
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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.
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Yes you can put it on a table but it's better hanging up high since no one will block it if you stand I front of it.
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No, this is not good for folding. I use it for making book covers and spines in mini albums. I would look for a heavier weight craft paper.
2274966
It would, but it would be pretty heavy for that. you could make one out of wood and it could fold flat. you need 2 inches of clearance from the board to where you mount the hardware. I would say it makes a lot more sense to use wood, or grab a portable one from here. some are around 20 bucks anyways. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51BqdPkaq5L._SL1000_.jpg
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I do not know but you could try it with some other die. It is scored for folding very faintly foe th 3-D effect. I use cuttlebug and never force and material thru my machine. You could cut ou of cardstock and trace it out on the can metal.
1375731
This table is very sturdy... for a folding table. You might want something meant to be more stationary, try IKEA.
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no, I don't think this is heavy enough for that application, and if you wanted a glossy finish - they would not be glossy either. so, they would not shuffle well. however if it is for a kid birthday or something, and you do not need it to be super heavy, or actually feel like playing cards, it might work OK.
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Nope. Doesn't work. I tried it. You have to take the fleece off in order to fold up the table.
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I dont think so i use it on granite island in kitchen. And a folding table works great. A pool table is a lil wide. And the felt might not help with the bounce of the ball