[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Mpappie

I used the pool lift chair

glad some get used for 10,000 apiece.

[SeanAndrews]

Those of us former military who were stationed in Europe might be very interested in some foosball tables!

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Hape2Bhr

Just put them next to the pickleball courts.

Or on tee boxes. Might see little exercise then.

[Blueblaze]

Originally Posted by DaleDivine

You don't get out to the rec centers much, do you SHADYWOOD?

I guess I don't get down to yours much.

[Swoop]

Originally Posted by Sandy and Ed

Much too noisy! I guess you could create a room (similar to the billiard room) to muffle the sound but, really, such an expense for so few? Then we can install indoor shuffleboard tables and, why not, dart boards.Seems more suitable for a tavern. Maybe one of the multiple drinking establishments might step up to the plate??

Dart boards and indoor shuffleboard are already at rec centers.

[billlaur]

how long have you been here????

[dolphin]

Use them all of the time!!!!!! Be thankful you don’t need one

[Bay Kid]

Originally Posted by cwilson132

We grew up in Chesapeake Va..he played in Portsmouth and Norfolk. Would be fun to have at least one or two tables. I bought him a Rene Pierre for his 40th.

Best ever tables! In the early 70's that was this was the game of choice. I played in Newport News and Gloucester. Great memories.

[Bay Kid]

Whatever you do don't bend the bars!

[Dbraisted]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

You mean like the handicap chair lifts? Which I haven’t seen one used yet.

My friend with bone cancer used them daily.

[OhioBuckeye]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

A regulation foosball table weighs 360 pounds. They won't be moving them around.

The village rec centers are operated by one person, who is responsible for moving around the tables and chairs for meetings. It's hard work and many rec center employees quit the job because of it.

I can’t disagree with you but I guess I was thinking a foosball table would be easier than moving a pool table because I sure TV probably was thinking about putting them in the Rec center. I really don’t think the Pool players would like foosball tables be placed in the billiard room. Beside I was just thinking Foosball even at 360 lbs. which I don’t think they would weigh that much, also they would be easier to move than a 1,000+ lb. pool table then having to level a pool table everytime you move it back. I’m sure TV will think of something. Thanks for your comment, retiredguy123.

[jimjamuser]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

You mean like the handicap chair lifts? Which I haven’t seen one used yet.

I have seen one used often at a swimming pool.

[Stu from NYC]

Have only seen one used once but we are all getting older and can see why their is a need.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by OhioBuckeye

I can’t disagree with you but I guess I was thinking a foosball table would be easier than moving a pool table because I sure TV probably was thinking about putting them in the Rec center. I really don’t think the Pool players would like foosball tables be placed in the billiard room. Beside I was just thinking Foosball even at 360 lbs. which I don’t think they would weigh that much, also they would be easier to move than a 1,000+ lb. pool table then having to level a pool table everytime you move it back. I’m sure TV will think of something. Thanks for your comment, retiredguy123.

No room in villages pool halls for foosball tables unless the get smaller pool tables or remove some. HH don’t even have room to set behind pool table while play going on.

[Bay Kid]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

No room in villages pool halls for foosball tables unless the get smaller pool tables or remove some. HH don’t even have room to set behind pool table while play going on.

A separate room for each would be necessary for sure.