How Much Space Do You Have?

You might think “bigger is better,” but it’s better to have a bigger room with a smaller table, than a smaller room with a bigger table that cramps your playing style. When in doubt, opt for a smaller table.

The playing surface dimensions of 7 foot tables are 39″ by 78″. 8 foot tables 44″ by 88″. 9 foot tables 50″ x 100″. These dimensions are measuring from tip to tip of the gum rubber cushions.

The chart below gives you an idea of the minimum area required for each size table. Keep in mind that you need room for the table AND room for the cue length during play. If your desired table size doesn’t quite fit, you can always play with shorter cues. We’ve provided specs for different cue lengths.

Don’t Forget the Accessories

You’ll want some accessories to complement your new table and to provide attractive storage for spare cues and balls. We offer both free standing and wall-mounted racks, in addition to scorekeepers and scorer rack combinations.

Look Forward to Fun!

Whether shooting around on your own, with the family, or hosting a night of pool with your friends, your new pool table will provide hours of fun for years to come.