Moving 5x10 tables in Denver into a basement
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Need to find someone with an OTLVise.
Try contacting John Palmer, of On The Level Billiards. Maybe he's sold an OTLVise to someone local to you.
Tables as in more than one table? Is this a pool table or a billiard table? If it’s a billiard table or an antique pool table back when 10 footers were more common, the slate is likely at least 1-1’2 inches thick, which weighs roughly 400 pounds per piece (3-piece) or 300 pounds per piece (4 piece). Not an enviable job if those slates have to go down a flight of stairs!
Try Best Quality Billiards on West Colfax in Lakewood.
https://www.bestqualitybilliards.com/Service-pool-table
My 10' is 2,700 lbs I believe
I just watched 14 3C tables carried down a 30 foot stair way. They returned with all new tables with 5 to 6 men with each slate. The work cheap but the travel time will eat u up.
My friend here just put a table om the 4th floor in his apt. He paid about 40 buck to get the table carried up 4 flights, and 90 bucks to put it together. Plays great.
My friend here just put a table om the 4th floor in his apt. He paid about 40 buck to get the table carried up 4 flights, and 90 bucks to put it together. Plays great.
For future reference, or if things don't work out with whoever you found, you might try Front Range Billiards in Ft. Collins. When the Greeley Sr. Center had a beautiful full sized 3c table with thick slates donated to us if we paid for the takedown, moving, and setup they did it for us. My recollection was that they had to bring it up stairs to get it out of the donor's basement, but I'm not sure.