Leave the batting, it gives a nice soft cushion for playing cards. This one was not glued, the edges were just pushed down into the channel the runs along the edge of the table top.

If I really wanted this thing to be gone from my house it needed a little help.įirst up, remove the old covering. After all my assurances, when I pulled the poker table out from behind the furnace where it’s been shoved it sorta kinda needed a little help. I did assure her that it was nice, the legs fold so it really doesn’t take up too much room, and it makes a great game table. Me…The poker table he picked up 15 years ago that he promised to take with him when he moved out.Īpparently a poker table had never come up in casual conversation. Me… I’m so excited your house is finally big enough to fit your poker table. After the birth of my first grandbaby and the home with the tiny closets has suddenly exploded with baby stuff, they decided to move to a house big enough to not only hold all the baby junk but the poker table. Are you sensing a trend here…still no room for a poker table.īut there’s hope. Still no room for a poker table.įourth place, he’s married now and he and his wife have bought a small house with teeny tiny closets from the 40’s. Third place, he has graduated, another apartment.

I think he somehow managed to fit in a beer pong table but again, no room for a poker table. Second place, an apartment, still at college. He may have enjoyed it there but there was no room for a poker table. The first place son #2 son moved to was his dorm room. Since he’s 30 now, I’m thinking 2004? Can I keep it? Yes, you can keep it under one condition…when you move out, you take it with you. My middle son bought this poker table back when he was in high school from a neighborhood flea market.

Flea Market Find and Refelting a Poker Table

Folding octagon poker table top