Just wondering what people use to avoid causing dints in your floors? Are those castor cups the way to go or do the feet move around a little unless they're fitted to the castor feet properly?
Pinball info
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Carpet Protectors?
- Thread starter Carl Spiby
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As you are applying 25-35kg of weight through the small circle of each pinball foot, nothing is going to stop it denting household carpet really
Bloody new carpet owners!
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pintableuser
8mm Teflon sheet 150 x 245 will spread the load.
( the kitchen cutting boards from IKEA will do the trick about a quid each.
( the kitchen cutting boards from IKEA will do the trick about a quid each.
I love the fact it leaves dints in the carpet.
Gives me a great excuse for never getting rid of my Pinball. "Sorry love, we can't get rid of it - just think of the horrible marks you'll see once it's been shifted." ;-)
Gives me a great excuse for never getting rid of my Pinball. "Sorry love, we can't get rid of it - just think of the horrible marks you'll see once it's been shifted." ;-)
This is what you need. Also means you can push the game across the carpet rather than having to lift it with 2 people
http://bit.ly/1atazzn
http://bit.ly/1atazzn
OP
OP
Thanks Jonathan.
GrizZ Shack .......leg marks, spilt beer, solder burns ....all welcome and encouraged 
It's a pinball room .....worrying about the flooring is strictly for wusses
It's a pinball room .....worrying about the flooring is strictly for wusses 
GrizZ Shack .......leg marks, spilt beer, solder burns ....all welcome and encouraged
I suspect Carl's better-half is involved in this carpet issue,
When TAF had to live in the living room for 6 weeks whilst I rebuilt the kitchen, I put some some thick plastic tea coasters. To my surprise, the weight of the pinball cracked them but the carpet survived.