Forest Pool Table Moving

Moving your pool table can be fun but it can also be frustrating if you don’t know what you are doing. Moving Pool Tables can be as simple as just moving the table from one room to another or moving it while it is in it’s current location. It can also be as complicated as moving one table in place while breaking the table in the process. The important thing to remember is that if you are considering disassembling and assembling your own pool table, then you need to be extremely careful to get it right. Here are some helpful pool table moving tips to help you with the task.

First of all, before you even consider disassembling your pool table, make sure that you understand precisely how you are going to move it. While you do not need to have a degree in structural engineering, if you are at all unsure about how to move a pool table, it is best to hire a professional moving company to do it for you. While you may want to do it on your own, if you break the moving directions then you could end up damaging your pool table beyond repair. So, make sure you know exactly what you are doing before disassembling your pool table.

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Second, if you do want to disassemble and assemble your pool table then it is important that you follow the manufactures recommendations. While most manufacturers recommend that you first put weight on your pool table to ensure that it will stay put, many also suggest that you first unroll the pool table on a smooth surface and then lower it slowly into a downward position. Once the pool table is in this position, it is wise to apply slight pressure so that the pool table glides smoothly on its way down. Most pool tables will come with some guidelines that will allow you to move your pool table safely and easily if you are unsure about how to disassemble and assemble.

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Next, remember that you should not move your pool table if you are carrying any bags or anything else that may be around the table. Doing so could potentially damage your pool table as it is being moved, especially in high winds or on slippery surfaces. Also, never move your pool table on its side or over either forwards or backwards. Remember that boards can become very heavy and could result in the pool table falling over.