"PING PONG TABLE outside too?"

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Asked by MARMISTHEMAN 26 months ago

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we are getting a ping pong table for our son, but we are thinking we might not be able to get it into our basement. Will a ping pong table last if it is kept in the garage? im just wondering with the winter coming and all


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"it should be ok in the garage..."
 by SheweeGirl on Nov 23 2007 (26 months ago)
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Right now mines in storageunit which is basically a garage...and its not warped or anything...its still in great condition...you can carry it down in pieces to put it in the basement...they are normally in sections of 4...the table...
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"Yes that is possible but I would recommend an outdoor model"
 by wunruh on Nov 23 2007 (26 months ago)
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If it is possible that your table could have any contact with moisture I would recommend looking at an outdoor table. I don't know what your price range is but I bought an outdoor model just for the quality. The link I posted below will take you to the site I ordered from. They have free shipping and I was very impressed with the packaging and condition it arrived in. The box that held the table halves even had little wheels on it to move it to where I needed to assemble it.

http://www.totaltabletennis.com/home.php?cat=270
Sources: www.totaltabletennis.com
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"How wet does the garage get?"
 by TheLightWorks on Nov 23 2007 (26 months ago)
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most ping pong tables that I know of live in garages, and similar less-climate-controlled rooms.  The two deciding features of the ping pong table will be the metal legs, which could be subject to rust in a wet environment; and the particle board top, which could absorb water and deform in a wet environment.

 

to protect the metal, there are various spray paints that you can use on them if you see corrosion starting, and you can paint the tabletop with a wood protector if there seems to be condensation collecting on it.
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