I have a table that has two separate halves. Ideally, the table is perfectly level and the two halves match up at the center. This doesn't happen. What I do now is level each half using the leveling feet but then they don't match up exactly in the middle. I know that some people use the net clamps to pull the center halves together, but I don't like to stress the table like that. In addition, this will also unlevels the table. So, I level each half using the feet and then shim under the wheels a little to get the center to match before I put on the net clamps. I know that this knocks them slightly out of level but I don't have a good solution. What is the best approach for this? Also, is there a specification that is used for leveling a table for professional events?
Table Leveling
Equipment
Rick August Asked 10 months ago
Alois Rosario Answered 9 months ago
Hi Rick,
Often they use a Spirit Level to check if the tables are level. They also use a tape measure to make sure the height is correct.
Sometimes it is the table, sometimes it is the flooring.
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