How big of a room is needed to play pool on this table?
1520152
We have approx 4' all the way around ours that seems to be good. Hope this helps
667833
Hi This table has the following dimensions: 80"L x 44"W x 32"H And the playfield: 74"L x 38"W. Hope this helps
661259
5 according to the box. But it might be possible to add more if you adjust the rules to allow a couple of more. It depends on how much room you have at your table. Good luck.
1372541
Yes, but it will be tight. I have mine in a 13 x 17 room. If it's centered in the room, side shots will be fine but end shots might require a "trouble shooter" cue stick. I got a 3 footer that works pretty well.
90523
Not really if you have a small place to locate the table it's fine. Not home to measure the dimensions but for a small pool table it's nice.
1550257
I would not suggest playing in an area where the cards are likely to get wet. It really depends on your definition of near a pool. I would love playing poker poolside but I wouldn't play in a pool.
1787345
Put the pool table on top on another table. Two sticks came with the table. Grand kids 8-21 love it.
2142073
The table tennis top is 108 x 60 and it is 2 pieces. Your table may be too small for supporting it.
190733
My children are 11 and 15 and both enjoy playing with friends. We think it's the perfect size as they are still able to play "competitively" but it takes up about a 1/3 the space that a full size ping pong table would.
10494
The size of the table is 48" from one flat side to the other flat side in an octagon (8 players) configuration. I have tested it on a standard 33" or 34" card table and the flat sides of the poker table almost match the corners of the card table. This causes about a 6 inch overhang on each side of the card table. I am testing it with 6 people this weekend. I have no idea how it will work stability wise with either table. We may wind up playing on the floor or at one end of our rectangular dining room table. But if it works, it beats the heck out of a regulation poker table that costs in the thousands. It is too bad there is not a moderate cost poker table out there. The size of the table is 48" from one flat side to the other flat side in an octagon (8 players) configuration. I have tested it on a standard 33" or 34" card table and the flat sides of the poker table almost match the corners of the card table. This causes about a 6 inch overhang on each side of the card table. I am testing it with 6 people this weekend. I have no idea how it will work stability wise with either table. We may wind up playing on the floor or at one end of our rectangular dining room table. But if it works, it beats the heck out of a regulation poker table... » Read More The size of the table is 48" from one flat side to the other flat side in an octagon (8 players) configuration. I have tested it on a standard 33" or 34" card table and the flat sides of the poker table almost match the corners of the card table. This causes about a 6 inch overhang on each side of the card table. I am testing it with 6 people this weekend. I have no idea how it will work stability wise with either table. We may wind up playing on the floor or at one end of our rectangular dining room table. But if it works, it beats the heck out of a regulation poker table that costs in the thousands. It is too bad there is not a moderate cost poker table out there. « Show Less
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Table top play area is 47 3/4 inches by 31 5/8 inches the table top is surrounded by half inch frame of the table. And assembled its widest points are 48 3/4 inches by 34 1/2 inches.
228493
You will need a foot and half more on each side, for poles and boards. We love our pool and very glad we bought it. The picture shows pool sides are on ground but it actually says to put on boards.
2160654
To have a safe playing zone, u should have somewhere between 20' deep and and 25' wide. That would be a safe play area, the set itself does not take up that much space though!
1675238
It actually sits next to a full size ping pong table in my home and it would never fit on top. You have to use the legs, thus you need the real estate. :)
1763124
The table tennis top should be standard size even over an 8 ft pool table. Should fit fine.
1020176
pool area,5x5feet,bounce area 4x4feet,slide2x5feet,but the quality of the product is not good,half year later, it was broken already, I try to fix it,but other area was broken in a short time. If, you accept you will use it about 10 time, then throw it.You can but it. Actually I like this bouncer product when it can function.But it is very expensive for me to play only 10 time.
311187
I have a 9x5' pool table and the ping pong conversion to fits on the top...I simply sit the top on recognizing that the frame is not going to fit but we have found that it works fine not being able to have the frame fit around the table and it works fine sitting on top. The frame simply sits on the top ends and top sides of the pool table.