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The frame and slate was not square to cabinet... many of the screws blew out wood from the side of the cabinet. The concern is having any solid wood left or enough of it to bite back into. The screws blew out the interior sides of the cabinet so not visible. But this is a structual problem. If...

I hope I can get some input from a mechanic. I had a Connelly table moved by "professionals" yesterday. It appears when inserting the lag screws that attach the slate to the cabinet... they missed on 5 locations. The screws busted out on the interior side of the cabinet. Some with little bite at...

Yes! Think it will work out well. Nixing the rug idea... not big enough. Edge/height in the way and makes things akward

It is 16 x 20 completely open on long side... no wall.

It is 16 x 20

The table will be on porcelain tile thats laid on concrete. Rug is quality wool with underlying pad. Size 8.5 x 11.5 It would have 3.75 ft extending past sides and 3.25 on ends of table. Guess issues would be on foot on and one off carpet while shooting and leveling issues

Ok well we decided to swap furniture around... and pool table will be in living room adjacent to tv area. And area where pool was going to go originally will be our dining. Think it will flow/look nice. So, plenty of space around table now... greater than 5ft. We have a very nice wool rug that...

Yes, i plan on doing this. I think i already know i would not be happy with current space. I just need.to convince myself lol... if.i was.at my old place... this wall would be already out. But this house not 1 yr old yet :/

Oh yes I understood you... I was just giving additional info that we considered dining area until my wife talked me out of it :D

If removing furniture would solve your problem... boy I would do that in a heart beat. After 10 yrs of projects at my old place ... only project I want on weekend is mowing my small lawn :grin:

That makes sense.. but I'm pretty OCD and don't think my mind can handle that lol ... it being crooked would drive me crazy haha

Yes, my budget was for a used table. And not many 7 footers are listed in our area (like almost none). And I also was limiting myself to only certain brands. This Connelly is one of their upper models and the price was very good. So, I knew what I was getting myself into ... lol. But if the...

Cant make up my mind... try table with current room. Or bite the bullet and take part of the wall out now. Maybe I should take a poll?

We have plenty of room in our dining/living room (open concept)... but we really don't want to impact our living space too much and be staring at a pool table at focal point of house.

Yes.. what I have been thinking as well... try to have one long rail unobstructed. But with an 8 footer... this may impact the other side too much. I have a feeling I will be ripping some of this wall out this weekend :(

I know... that is what I'm worried about lol. I should just widen up the opening. I can do this myself. Just a pain... and have to get a dry wall guy (cause I suck at that, and carpet guy). Rest I can do myself. But this is a brand new house... not too excited about doing this at this point.

Yes, the 5' opening is not centered to the room... just off center. So I can move this table so that this opening covers 2/3 length of the table. I think it's best I mock up a table and move it around to see how to place this table to limit obstruction as much as possible.

lol funny... yes we don't want to do yoga pool too much.. There is an option of widening up that opening at a later date... but then of course the table would have to be moved over a foot... and having someone come out and do that correctly...

Yes... only when ball is slammed up against rail and shooting perpendicular to table. Using the actual playing area dimensions and 52 in cue size... I calculate a deficit of 2 inches on either side where wall present (not taking in to consideration of backswing)... I think having a ball right...

Hi Folks... hope the experts here can help me out. :smile: I have a 12 X 20 room. One of the 12ft sides has a 5' opening. I just bought a used 8' Connelly. I know I am pushing it for spaces needed for this table. This is a family table and we are amateurs who don't mind using a 52" cue and...