Foldable 9ft pool table, does it exist?

Maybe a more realistic and 90% as good approach would be some heavy duty retractable casters and push it over into a corner. Even if it somehow got on its side and the legs folded it's still a big thing in the room.

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asbani said:
Ok I’m sure it won’t be as good as gc or diamond obviously, but what I meant was, that it can play just well enough for a practice at home type of table. Whereas if I don’t have any space I can put it away after I’m finished.. I really hope this exists but based on the replays thus far, I don’t think that it does



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Best bet is go with a 7' table or get one of those furniture type things that double as a dining room table so you can stick it in the dining room.

Nothing that can fold up will be close to being usable for a real player, it would be some lighter cheap surface and not leveled very well. Good enough for some 11 year olds at a rec center, not for any type of real practice. If someone does come up with a heavy duty table design that can fold, the cost would be the same or close to just adding a room to the house. I don't think I have ever seen even a toy pool table that can fold. I think there are some of those that can rotate for different games on the other side, but the legs and structure holding the surface don't get any smaller. Movable casters I see quite often, pool halls that have concerts or dance floors move tables around on casters under the legs. Does not do much for making for an even playing table I can tell you that from experience LOL
 
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Get a good table-tennis table, cut some pockets, bolt on some rails and put cloth on it. Done. ;)
 

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I have seen a 9' table in a garage, on a platform built over a car lift. Up for room, lower the table for play
 
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