
You've likely considered installing a rug beneath your pool table. Rugs can offer extra support and help prevent the table from moving around during play. They can reduce noise and let you style the space. However, you should be aware of the disadvantages of using rugs.
First, be careful when moving a pooltable on carpets. It is easy to cause damage to the floor, especially when moving it across a hardwood one. The legs will leave divots in the carpet. Protect the carpet with a drop sheet or tarp. You will also need to level the table.
If you want a rug to be level, it will need to be re-levelled under a pool table. It is possible that the rug might need to be releveled after a few weeks. Because the carpet will settle, your pool table will lose its level status.

Your rugs may also be stained by the pool liquid. The rugs may be contaminated with chalk and stones. For that reason, it's a good idea to clean your rugs at least once a month.
Linoleum flooring can be an option if you don't have enough money to buy a rug. Linoleum flooring can be cut and installed quickly and is extremely durable. It will not protect the floor in the same way as a rug.
An area rug can be either a square or a circular shape if you prefer a classic look for your gaming room. You can also find area rugs in many sizes. A size that matches the dimensions of your table is best. You can also protect your floor by placing a pool table on a rug.
The weight of pool tables is quite heavy. They can be bumped by people while they walk or while taking shots. These dents can be difficult to remove. It is important to choose a rug that is thick enough to protect the floor underneath it.

Finding a rug can be difficult. Although it is possible to find an affordable rug of good quality, you might have difficulty finding the right rug for your needs. Consider the design of your room and your pool table. If you're a minimalist, consider a muted color. On the other hand, if you like to add a lot of style to your room, go for a colorful rug.
You might need a rug 3 to 4 feet wide, depending on the size your pool table. You need to avoid wrinkles and bunching. 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. But be sure to keep an eye on your pool table and check it out regularly.