6 ft x 3 ft, 3/4 inch slate (pool table top NOT TABLE)

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GONE AS OF 9/18

I have an old pool table top sitting in my garage that I’ve realized I’m never going to do anything with. It was from a 6 foot bar table. Still has the green felt on it even.

THIS IS JUST THE SLATE, NOT A POOL TABLE
AKA, no bumpers, no table frame, no nothing. Just a 6 foot by 3 foot by 3/4" chunk of perfectly smooth rock. How I ended up with just the top is a long story.

Come get it, I’m not delivering. If no one wants it I’ll pull the felt, break it up and haul it over to the Amherst highway department dump.

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My dad made an outdoor bar out of an old slate table top. Maybe someone could repurpose it

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Exactly. Come on people, someone wants this. It’s FREE!

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Nobody huh?

So it comes down to do I want to deal with the kind of craigslist weirdo’s you get when you list something for free, or do I want to break it up and haul it away myself.

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Hmm, this could make a nice bathroom vanity top. Any wagers on what it weighs? Could two of us load it into a pickup?

The old caulk board I had worked wonders as a backsplash, and looked incredible after it was sealed/enhanced:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y167/freestyledude/IMAG09321.jpg

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Two people could load it.

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Alright, I’ll take this off of your hands. Are you around tomorrow evening?

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Not going to be around tomorrow night until after 8:30. Tonight or Friday would work. Tonight I’ll be gone from like 6:30 to 7 but will be around other than that.

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Sounds good. Can you pm me your number? Itll be easier to schedule over the phone.

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And GONE! Send me a picture of what you do with it, or the untouched 3x6 piece of rock sitting in your garage 10 years from now.

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if it was slightly larger it would have become my kitchen countertops… oh well.

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WTF is a “caulkboard”?

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A poor attempt at spelling “chalk board,” they used to be 1/4" thick slate.

Will do, now I just need to figure out how to get it back out of my truck! Thanks again, it’ll make a fun project one of these weekends.

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You could just leave it in there, would be a great traction helper for the winter.