Is there such a thing as a "mobile" pool table?

[Vahmurka]

Rumour is one customer here is looking for a home table which could be moved when needed. If such idea could ever be implemented, sure the playing surface should be MDF rather than slate.
But for the time being I wonder whether tables of such a kind are manufactured? Would like to know a brand or take a look at some pictures.

 

[realkingcobra]

Rumour is one customer here is looking for a home table which could be moved when needed. If such idea could ever be implemented, sure the playing surface should be MDF rather than slate.
But for the time being I wonder whether tables of such a kind are manufactured? Would like to know a brand or take a look at some pictures.

Define "moved" a little more, moved out of the way, moved from location to location....??

 

[PUTT4DACA$$H]

No MDF!!!

One piece slate ia really what makes a pool table easily movable from one location to another.
A table that can be flipped on a cart or dolly of some kind and can be ROLLED to the next location, then flipped off the cart and releveled and ready for play in a couple hours or sometimes in a matter of minutes inside the same location(pool room, casino etc) is a huge time saver.

The mover has no labor/skill needed in getting the 3 pieces of slate put back together perfectly at the new location.

Why would your choice be MDF?

I understand that there are several installation challenges that dont allow a one piece slate easily

Gordon
Seattle/Vegas

 

[PUTT4DACA$$H]

reposted sorry

 

[Vahmurka]

excuse me for not being precise enough in my description. AFAIK, that customer is looking for a possibility to remove the table temporarily and put it back when needed. Like to replace it with ping pong table back and forth, or get some free space for dancing and again put it back for a quick rack of pool.
I have no idea if such table type (low-end in terms of playability for sure) even exists. Of course such table should have solid 1-piece bed (or the seams will go apart), and has to be of MDF because it won't be possible to "fold" and move such table aside.

 

[realkingcobra]

excuse me for not being precise enough in my description. AFAIK, that customer is looking for a possibility to remove the table temporarily and put it back when needed. Like to replace it with ping pong table back and forth, or get some free space for dancing and again put it back for a quick rack of pool.
I have no idea if such table type (low-end in terms of playability for sure) even exists. Of course such table should have solid 1-piece bed (or the seams will go apart), and has to be of MDF because it won't be possible to "fold" and move such table aside.

Nope....no such table:thumbup:

 

[matteroner]

Rumour is one customer here is looking for a home table which could be moved when needed. If such idea could ever be implemented, sure the playing surface should be MDF rather than slate.
But for the time being I wonder whether tables of such a kind are manufactured? Would like to know a brand or take a look at some pictures.

try this

http://bdgresource.com/?p=188

 

[Vahmurka]

try this

http://bdgresource.com/?p=188

thanks, that looks just the way the guy wanted. The only downside is they must have seized production of such models since 1929