Home pool room floor?

[TrxR]

What type of flooring do you all use in your home pool room? Do you all have carpet or other?

 

[bignick31985]

Carpet tiles. Easy to install, easy to replace if you mess on up.

 

[gregcantrall]

Put recycle carpet on my concrete floor (my shop).

 

[TrxR]

Do you put them down under the table legs or just around them?

 

[rexus31]

Carpet tiles.

 

[bignick31985]

I put the tiles down when finishing out the room. Then moved the table in and set the slates and rails on it to compress them for a week. Them got the mechanic to finish the install a few weeks later.

 

[boogieman]

What type of flooring do you all use in your home pool room? Do you all have carpet or other?

Concrete floor in the basement. Very hard on cue balls if they leave the table. I plan on putting carpet squares when I can.

 

[Lawnboy77]

Yeah I would go for carpet, not only is it good for the equipment, but it's also much easier on us humans that stand for long periods of time around these old tables. It doesn't bother me too bad though because I'm usually the one sitting in the nice chair watching my opponent run the table. LOL

 

[Nyquil]

What type of flooring do you all use in your home pool room? Do you all have carpet or other?

I used rubber gym flooring 8mm thick. It works great. The stuff was heavy over 300 pounds a roll had to lay down 4 of them. Perfect for when a ball drops off the table imo.

 

[Korsakoff]

3/4“ Engineered hardwoods over concrete slab with moisture barrier.

 

[Nyquil]

Lots of good suggestions. Here is what the rubber looks like for reference.

 

[jay helfert]

I put the tiles down when finishing out the room. Then moved the table in and set the slates and rails on it to compress them for a week. Them got the mechanic to finish the install a few weeks later.View attachment 617183

Very nice poolroom. Lots of room, comfortable furniture and even a frig! I'll be stopping by soon.

 

[TrxR]

I put the tiles down when finishing out the room. Then moved the table in and set the slates and rails on it to compress them for a week. Them got the mechanic to finish the install a few weeks later.View attachment 617183

Very nice room. What are the dimensions of that room?

 

[GoldCrown]

Carpet

 

[Hoogaar]

My wife wanted carpet in the basement, I wanted hardwood or laminate...I like the look of the flooring, but honestly with long sessions I miss the carpet. Thinking of putting down a "track" around the table with those carpet tiles.

 

[Jimmy_Betmore]

I went with the comfort and protection of carpet. Another thing to consider is noise. My basement had concrete walls so when I ripped up the old carpet the echo and noise level was almost unbearable. Plus, my stereo sounded like garbage.

 

[terpdad]

Tile. It was there already & I'd already put enough money into the room my table is in.

 

[measureman]

Carpet tiles. Easy to install, easy to replace if you mess on up.

I've been in the flooring business for 42 years and carpet tiles are your best option.

 

[TrxR]

Should the table weight be on the tiles for a while before doing the final leveling to allow for any sort of settling ?

 

[bignick31985]

Very nice room. What are the dimensions of that room?

19' 7" square after furring out the walls.