
A rug is a great option for a pool table. Rugs can be used to support the table and keep it from moving when you play. They reduce noise and make it easier to decorate the room. But you need to be aware about the downsides of using rugs.
First, it is important to take care when moving a table that is placed on carpets. It's easy to damage the floor, especially if you're moving it across a hardwood floor. The legs will create divots on the carpet. Protect the carpet with a drop sheet or tarp. Another drawback is that you will have to re-level it.
You will have to re-level the rug if it is to be placed under a pooltable. You may also need to re-level the rug after a few months. This is due to the fact that the carpet will eventually settle and lose its level status.

Your rugs may also be stained by the pool liquid. Rugs can be contaminated by chalk and balls. It's best to clean your rugs once per month.
You can install linoleum flooring if you don’t have the funds to buy a rug. Linoleum has a long life span and is easy to install. However, it will not protect floors the same as a rug.
If you prefer a traditional look for your game room, you can choose an area rug in a square or circular shape. You can also find area rugs in many sizes. Choose a size that fits the length and width of your table. In addition to protecting your floor, a pool table on a rug also helps reduce the risk of tripping hazards.
Pool tables are very heavy. They can be bumped by people while they walk or while taking shots. These dents can be difficult and expensive to fix. You need to make sure that the rug is thick enough so it doesn't scratch the floor.

Finding the right rug can be difficult. While it's not impossible to find a good-quality, inexpensive one, you may have trouble finding a rug that fits your needs. Take into account the space, style and pool table of your home. If you're a minimalist, consider a muted color. If you want to add style and color to your space, choose a vibrant rug.
You may need a rug measuring between 3-4 feet wide depending on the size and shape of your pool table. You must avoid bunching or wrinkles. To do this, fit the rug around the table's feet and slide it under the table.
A rug underneath your pool table can help to protect the flooring, reduce noise and let you style the room. You should always keep an eye on the pool table and inspect it frequently.