How long does it take to disassemble a pool table?

Excluding travel time, we average about 3 hours total to disassemble and reassemble most pool tables. Add about an hour for refelting.

Can you disassemble a pool table yourself?

The recommended way to move a pool table is to disassemble it. You'll need a drill, socket wrench and a screwdriver tool set to take your pool table apart. A staple remover for the pool table's felt. Moving blankets and bubble wrap are essential to preventing damage during your move.

How do you take apart a pool table to move it?

Do you have to disassemble a pool table to move it?

Pool tables simply aren't intended to be moved without disassembly. Some parts you will need to disassemble include the: Table Legs. Rails.

How hard is it to break a slate pool table?

Table slate is amazingly tough stuff, especially with the cloth covering, which helps distribute and dampen the force some. Jump shots, massé shots, and tapping down (even hard) will not cause damage to the slate, assuming there isn't a big hole in the cloth at the spot of impact.

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How heavy is a slate pool table?

The average pool table weights for slate bed pool tables are: 6-Foot Table – 500 Pounds. 7-Foot Table – 700 Pounds. 8-Foot Table – 1,000 Pounds.

How long does it take to disassemble and assemble pool table?

How long does it take to move and/or refelt a pool table? Excluding travel time, we average about 3 hours total to disassemble and reassemble most pool tables. Add about an hour for refelting.

Can a pool table fit through a door?

7ft x 4ft pool tables are the biggest seller and it is worth noting how they arrive at your premises. First of all they arrive in 3 sections, the body of the table, the one piece slate pre-covered with cloth, and the legs. This means tables will fit through any standard size door edge on.

How much do pool tables weigh?

The average weight of a standard-size pool table (8 ft.) can weigh anywhere from 320-1000 lbs (145-545 kg). The standard slate bed pool tables will weigh closer to 1000lbs and the standard wood bed pool tables will weigh around 320lbs.

How much does it cost to Refelt a pool table?

It costs $300 on average to refelt a pool table, with a typical price range of $250 to $300. You may pay as little as $150 or as much as $500. Pool tables come in three sizes, and size affects the price. The cost of pool table refelting is fairly evenly split between materials and labor.

Can you take apart a slate pool table?

The standard slate pool table is much more common than mechanized tables with ball return mechanisms. They feature a wood frame, a heavy slate bed, and leather drop pockets. And this means you can disassemble them easier. All you need is the right tools.

Do the legs come off a pool table?

Typically, pool tables' legs are screwed in place and can be removed with a power drill or socket wrench. If you can't reach the legs because your pool table frame's slats are in the way, detach them by pulling gently upwards before you flip your table.

What tools do I need to take apart pool table?

Can you move pool table in pickup?

Load the pool table frame into the truck, then secure with straps for it's journey. Wrap rails with moving blankets or towels to prevent scratches, then load in truck. Don't forget to load pockets, hardware and felt.

Can you lift one end of pool table?

Lift one end of your pool table up. You should be able to do this alone, but since pool tables are heavy, a friend can considerably lessen your effort. Tilt the pool table off the ground from one of the longer sides. Lift with your legs to prevent injury to your back.

How hard is it to move a pool table?

Not only is a pool table one of the heaviest items a person can own, but it also requires a long and tedious disassembly process when moving. Pool tables can weigh up to 1,000 pounds. Their bulkiness and weight make them a particularly difficult item to move.

Is it OK to stand on a pool table?

Despite their size and weight, some pool tables can be incredibly fragile, and we would therefore strongly recommend never standing on a pool table. The key part to understanding why a pool table shouldn't be stood upon is its slate.

Can a pool table fit in a 12x12 room?

Suggested room size requirements for a 4½-foot-by-9-foot regulation play pool table are a room of 14½ by 19 feet, and even a smallish-sized pool table of 3½-foot-by-7-foot typically needs a space of 13½ by 17 feet.

What is the life expectancy of a pool table?

Generally, 20-25 years, although some cushion rubber lasts longer. If the pool table has seen direct sunlight, cushion life will be greatly reduced. We have also seen pool tables less than five years old that have “dead” cushions. It is unusual but it happens.

How hard is it to put a pool table back together?

Assembling a pool table is not difficult and the average person should be able to complete the assembly within 2-4 hours time from start to finish.

How long does it take to move a pool table?

The entire process of taking the pool table apart and getting it moved can take up to four hours, and in some cases a bit longer. There are a lot of steps and a lot of pieces that will need to be taken care of. If this sounds like a lot, that's because it is!

How many people does it take to move a pool table?

If you're trying to save some money, you can take the pool table apart yourself and move it without too much issue. You would still need a friend or two to help move the slate and the frame. Moving a pool table is never a one-person job. Before you get started, make sure you're putting in the right place.

What is the cost to move a single slate pool table?

Highlights. Moving a pool table costs about $550 on average. Expect to pay this on top of other moving costs if you're moving your entire home. The main factors affecting the cost include size, distance to be moved, and location.

What's the heaviest part of a pool table?

The heaviest part of your pool table is the slate. Our tables feature 3 pieces of slate fitted to ensure perfect play, and these pieces weigh in between 150-250 pounds each.