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3 Ways to Move a Pool Table

By Matthew Lynch
October 7, 2023
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Moving a pool table can be quite a daunting task. With its massive size and heavy weight, it’s not something you can just slide across the room. Fortunately, there are several methods for moving a pool table safely and efficiently. In this article, we’ll explore three ways to move a pool table: disassembling and reassembling, using furniture sliders, and hiring professionals.

1. Disassembling and Reassembling

The most common — and arguably the safest — way to move a pool table is by taking it apart and then putting it back together in its new location. Here are the basic steps for disassembling your pool table:

– Remove the pockets by either unscrewing or unclipping them from the underside of the table.

– Carefully remove the rails by unscrewing the bolts holding them in place.

– Take off the felt by carefully peeling it away from the slate. You can use a staple puller to remove any staples holding it in place.

– Detach the slate from the frame, which is typically secured with screws.

– Disassemble the frame and legs as necessary.

Once you’ve transported all of the parts to their new location, follow these steps in reverse order to reassemble your pool table.

2. Using Furniture Sliders

If you’re planning on moving your pool table within the same room or just a short distance away, furniture sliders can make this task much easier. These are small pads that you place under each leg of your pool table, which helps it glide smoothly over various surfaces without causing damage.

Here’s how to move your pool table using furniture sliders:

– Ensure there’s sufficient space around your pool table for smooth movement.

– Place furniture sliders under each of the legs, making sure they’re secure and stable.

– Carefully push or pull your pool table towards its new location with the help of family members or friends. Make sure everyone is in sync to avoid any sudden movements that could damage the table or cause injuries.

3. Hiring Professionals

If you’re not confident in your ability to safely move a pool table by yourself or with the help of friends, it’s always best to hire professional movers who specialize in transporting pool tables. They’ll have the necessary equipment, expertise, and experience to move your table without causing any harm.

When looking for professional pool table movers, make sure to:

– Get multiple quotes from different companies for comparison.

– Check their reviews and reputation online.

– Ask for references from satisfied customers.

– Make sure the company is properly insured and licensed.

In conclusion, moving a pool table can be quite challenging, but by using one of these three methods — disassembling and reassembling, using furniture sliders or hiring professionals — you can successfully transport your pool table to its new location with minimal stress and risk of damage.

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