What can i put under my pool table to protect the floor?

Why cant i put my pool on concrete?

Answer: Since concrete is a hard surface, burying pool parts can be very difficult and will require cutting into the concrete, so be sure you get professional help to avoid any nasty mistakes. When choosing your location for the pool, make sure the concrete area is large enough to accommodate the pool and be sure it is level.

Do i have enough room for a pool table?

Answer: The easy – but rough – 'rule of thumb' is: Start with the length and width. Add 5 feet to each side of the table – all the way around. For example, an 8′ x 4′ table needs roughly an 18′ x 14′ room. (That's 8+5+5=18 and 4+5+5=14.)

Is it a good idea to put a rug under a pool table?

Answer: Now, unless you have an outdoor Pool table, a rug will be the best thing to have under your Pool table. A rug can provide extra support and even help reduce the noise. You might not always notice it, but those balls banging off each other can cause quite the racket.

How do i know if my pool table felt is bad?

Answer: If the cushions need to be replaced, you may also hear the sound of impact when the balls hit the rail. Instead of springing off the cushion and back towards the center of the table, the balls will roll in unexpected directions or virtually stop rotating. These are all signs that the cushions need to be replaced.

How often should i iron my pool table?

Answer: Occasional dry ironing in the direction of the nap only after brushing is desirable as it makes the cloth play faster. How often it is done depends on table usage and temperature within the room but should be done more frequently in humid conditions.