You think? I havent paid too much attention to the shapes of other people’s tables, but I’d guess that ovals (and expandable circles) are much more common than rectangles.
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paul sydney
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I've only ever played home games on rectangular dining tables. So a rectangular topper would be perfect for the time being.
You guys have fancy poker tables and man caves to put them in.
Just a little jealous
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You guys have fancy poker tables and man caves to put them in.
Just a little jealous
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A basic poker table with foldable legs hardly costs anything at all. I bet you can find a used one on craigslist in your area for less than $150, or even under $100. Almost any dedicated poker table is better than using a dining table or pre-manufactured topper.
paul sydney
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I disagree. Those basic tables are too light and flimsy for my liking. A few heavy guys leaning on the rail and the whole thing bows. A slight bump of table and the drinks and stacks fall over.
My first prerequisite is that a poker table be heavy and solid. So my heavy timber dining table will do until I can win a Chanman raffle.
But we all agree on 48" round, right??
Perfect for 6 - 8 players and my lazy self won't have to dig out the table leaf (y) :thumbsup:
Perfect for 6 - 8 players and my lazy self won't have to dig out the table leaf (y) :thumbsup:
RowdyRawhide
Full House
I have a rectangular dining room table, it is the only option when I play with my wife's elderly family as they cannot navigate the stairs to my to dedicated poker table. I for one would definitely applaud a rectangular topper. (Oval toppers are a dime a dozen)
While a dedicated poker table is nice.......I have one......in my basement.....the beauty of the topper is you can turn a dining room table into better environment to play in. And I don't have room on my main floor to set up a portable table.
While a dedicated poker table is nice.......I have one......in my basement.....the beauty of the topper is you can turn a dining room table into better environment to play in. And I don't have room on my main floor to set up a portable table.
Actually, my main table *is* a topper. I have it sitting on top of a "cheap" used poker table for a support. I have had no problem with the legs. I actually move the topper to my dining table (a marble slab on pedestals so there is plenty of legroom all around, and that happens to be the exact same shape) when I do my charity casino nights because it's less cramped and has fancier lighting. I totally wish I could have a dedicated adult playspace for my tables. My blackjack table has folding legs so I can hide it behind my 250 pound treadmill when not in use.
OP
OP
The max they will go with the natural rubber backing is 6mm. I think it has to do with weight. They also have a foam rubber material too which appears to be thicker. I am getting samples of both the 6mm rubber and the foam rubber material.
I'm not sure that is sublimation dye printing. Looks like decal printing. Can you feel it if you run your fingers over it?
I'm not sure that is sublimation dye printing. Looks like decal printing. Can you feel it if you run your fingers over it?
kkbait
Pair
I like the rectangle one
paul sydney
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Congrats !
Your first post hehe (y) :thumbsup:
Just put the magnifiers to it. The ChipTalk logo is a decal; the decal is imprinted well enough the texture of the mat fibers can be felt, but definitely a decal.
The bet line is a sublimation printing.
I imagine anywhere north of 3 mm would be quite nice. Thanks for working on this, I hope it pans out (y) :thumbsup:
OP
OP
Some updates on the PCF poker mats.
I got them down to a 50 piece MOQ. All 50 have to be the same shape. I believe oval is the favorite so that is what I am going with. We can do other shapes like round or square too but all 50 of those need to be spoken for and pre-paid.
These mats will be sold at cost. Quoted cost per mat is $27.60 each. This does not include shipping to me, re-ship to you, or any setup costs (if any), etc.
They will do a single custom sample mat for $60 shipped if requested. The standard sample mat that they sent me the other day was $35 shipped via DHL.
The current specs...
I got them down to a 50 piece MOQ. All 50 have to be the same shape. I believe oval is the favorite so that is what I am going with. We can do other shapes like round or square too but all 50 of those need to be spoken for and pre-paid.
These mats will be sold at cost. Quoted cost per mat is $27.60 each. This does not include shipping to me, re-ship to you, or any setup costs (if any), etc.
They will do a single custom sample mat for $60 shipped if requested. The standard sample mat that they sent me the other day was $35 shipped via DHL.
The current specs...
- 1780mm x 910mm oval (70in x 35in)
- 6mm natural rubber backing with cloth
- full color dye-sublimation printing
- protective edge banding
- storage/carry bag
Forty4
Full House
Can you set up a poll to see shape interest?
I’m in for at least one.
I’m in for at least one.
OP
OP
Done! (y) :thumbsup:
Just a comment that I haven't seen from anyone yet.
If you sell larger mats, anyone can cut them to size with a pair of ordinary scissors.
If they're 70 x 35, anyone with a realistically sized table for 10 players is SOL.
If you sell larger mats, anyone can cut them to size with a pair of ordinary scissors.
If they're 70 x 35, anyone with a realistically sized table for 10 players is SOL.
I voted square , since dining tables are usually square, but I'd buy a round one too, hopefully both will be made ??
Voted oval, 'cause I could only pick one, but I'd also be in for a round at 48" diameter (y) :thumbsup:.
Two big downsides with the one-size-can-be-cut-to-fit-all approach:
- no printed betting line possible
- extra expense for those just needing the smaller 70x35 size
Personally, I'd prefer a bigger footprint than 70x35 (especially since there are already so many that size readily available), but I think I would really miss not getting a betting line. Adding one via hobby paint is less than optimum, and dunno if anybody (local or otherwise) would be able to add one via die-sub printing afterwards for a reasonable price.
That said, if offered........ I'd probably buy an 70x35 (with betting line) and at least two 48x96 rectangles.
So I dunno how to vote in the poll.
OP
OP
You also lose the protective edge banding if you cut it. (which will blend in nicely with the design I have in mind.)
Also, this 2mm thick mat weights 4lbs 10 oz. That includes the inner cardboard tube and the carry/storage bag.
The thicker 6mm may be tipping the scale at 13-14lbs. Might have to get these shipped by boat to save on shipping costs.
Also, this 2mm thick mat weights 4lbs 10 oz. That includes the inner cardboard tube and the carry/storage bag.
The thicker 6mm may be tipping the scale at 13-14lbs.
Might have to get these shipped by boat to save on shipping costs.
paul sydney
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Does square mean square, or does it mean rectangle ?
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Wondering same? Any dimensions on the square one?
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EventHorizonVII
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We have a relatively large rectangle table (seems large to me anyway) I will have to measure this beast tonight. I'd like one for a quick and dirty poker night.
I initially thought I’d want oval (duh, of course). But realized I have a large rectangular table which would see the most use. So I voted for that. Hopefully we are talking the larger sizing too. 4”x8” or so.
I might buy an oval, but would be a lock for a larger rectangle.
I might buy an oval, but would be a lock for a larger rectangle.
paul sydney
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910mm is closer to 36in.
A rectangle with these dimensions (70in x 36in) would be perfect for my table.
I would likely pick up 3-4 and pass them on to some friends.
Don't have many friends (n) :thumbsdown:
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