Diamond 7' Pro Am Question

[bnall]

In the near future I would really love to get a 7' Diamond Pro Am table. The problem is that table will have to go in my finish basement and I dont think I could get the 1 piece slate down there due too a corner. I had one hell of a time just getting a love seat couch down there. Is this table available with 1" 3 piece slate?


Thanks Bryan

 

[realkingcobra]

In the near future I would really love to get a 7' Diamond Pro Am table. The problem is that table will have to go in my finish basement and I dont think I could get the 1 piece slate down there due too a corner. I had one hell of a time just getting a love seat couch down there. I this table available with 1" 3 piece slate?


Thanks Bryan

Yes, not a problem, the table even comes apart to make it easier to re-assemble in your basement

Glen

 

[OTLB]

or Brain and SPM could calculate the openings you have to verify

 

[bnall]

Yes, not a problem, the table even comes apart to make it easier to re-assemble in your basement

Glen

Cool!! I'll start saving my pennies then! Can I get a used one like this?

 

[bnall]

Whats the dimension of the 1 piece by its self? Might be able to get that down my basement.


Thanks Bryan

 

[timm]

Whats the dimension of the 1 piece by its self? Might be able to get that down my basement.


Thanks Bryan

If it looks close, buy a sheet of styrofoam and cut it to the size of the slate and try it to see. That way you know for sure.

 

[kyther]

If it looks close, buy a sheet of styrofoam and cut it to the size of the slate and try it to see. That way you know for sure.

Simple, inexpensive, effective, and generously shared idea. Good job!:thumbup:

 

[bnall]

If it looks close, buy a sheet of styrofoam and cut it to the size of the slate and try it to see. That way you know for sure.

I have a 8'x4' 5/8" piece of plywood. I thought bout cutting that to the exact size of slate and trying that out.

 

[Donny Wessels]

Whats the dimension of the 1 piece by its self? Might be able to get that down my basement.


Thanks Bryan

47 x 87 inches

 

[realkingcobra]

I have a 8'x4' 5/8" piece of plywood. I thought bout cutting that to the exact size of slate and trying that out.

Only thing to keep in mind about that plywood....add about 400lbs to it, and see if it can also be handled going down the stairs

Glen

 

[bnall]

Only thing to keep in mind about that plywood....add about 400lbs to it, and see if it can also be handled going down the stairs

Glen

I know. Ill just have all four of my kids hanging from the plywood when I try to getting it down the stairs.