pub pool table transport/set up

[Mellow Yellow]

We are looking for a pool table for our office 7x4 slate bed, ex pub. we can maybe budget up to £200 inc collection. there are a few local to us within budget so that is not an issue but.....

How do these things dismantle as it will be going up 2 floors of a converted Victorian house! very tight staircases!

Anyone had similar experience?

[danam1]

Geoff Large is the man to ask ;-)

[Mellow Yellow]

Geoff Large is the man to ask ;-)

cheers mate, but looks like it is a non starter, the only room big enough has terrible access and a very old wooden floor on the 3rd storey, so we have opted for a dart board instead!

[danam1]

Haha, that game is more frustrating than pool!!
I know they aren't the same quality but what about the portable tables? Might be better than nowt?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Champion-F...item1c47be4343

[itsnoteasy]

Nah darts is very easy, five hours a day, seven days a week in six months you will be a decent player, of course you will have got the sack by then.

[Mellow Yellow]

Haha, that game is more frustrating than pool!!
I know they aren't the same quality but what about the portable tables? Might be better than nowt?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Champion-F...item1c47be4343

lol yeah I think were better off with nothing to be honest. There are more suitable tables that are permanent but we are on a very tight budget.

Nah darts is very easy, five hours a day, seven days a week in six months you will be a decent player, of course you will have got the sack by then.

I don't mind a game of darts to be honest, plus for our budget we can hopefully get a very good set up! just waiting for clearance from the boss and were good to go!

it will be lunch breaks only though...... honest!!!

[danam1]

Nah darts is very easy, five hours a day, seven days a week in six months you will be a decent player, of course you will have got the sack by then.

That's exactly what I done for about 2 or 3 years but got dartitis!