If the table is 43" wide - how much more width is desired for player room? What is the minimum room width for comfortable play?
1055080
"The amount of room you provide on either side will determine the maximum lunge a player can take while standing. Extend the rods to make the table its widest, then add 3' to each side. That should accommodate an average player and provide a minimum amount of comfort. Also, plan for space to move around the table when switching sides, ideally at both ends. Do consider a larger space because an impassioned player experiencing a win/loss may wish to move away from the table in reaction. Happy playing!"Thanks for asking!
1055081
2-3 ft on either side where the handles are. On one side we have only 2.5 ft and that works perfectly. As you can imagine kids require less space to play so you can factor that in when placing the table. Great product and was easier to get in the house and put together than reviews led onto.
1055082
I'd say another 40 something inches on both sides for the full length of the rods
118202
I just measured the wide side is about 50", the length with the table is around 70".
1456716
I ended up sending this table back because one corner was badly damaged in shipment, also it is smaller than I had imagined. As for using it to stand up one end against a wall, consider that the table is only 60" long, so that would leave only 30" of surface for the ball to land on. I guess it would depend on how fast your reflexes are. I bought a Joola mid-size instead -- a bit more expensive, but it has a playing surface of 36" by 71" and the two halves of the table are free standing so they can be used separately for other purposes. It is perfect for my 6 year old granddaughter. I ended up sending this table back because one corner was badly damaged in shipment, also it is smaller than I had imagined. As for using it to stand up one end against a wall, consider that the table is only 60" long, so that would leave only 30" of surface for the ball to land on. I guess it would depend on how fast your reflexes are. I bought a Joola mid-size instead -- a bit more expensive, but it has a playing surface of 36" by 71" and the two halves of the table are free standing so they can be used separately for other purposes. It is perfect for my 6 year old... » Read More I ended up sending this table back because one corner was badly damaged in shipment, also it is smaller than I had imagined. As for using it to stand up one end against a wall, consider that the table is only 60" long, so that would leave only 30" of surface for the ball to land on. I guess it would depend on how fast your reflexes are. I bought a Joola mid-size instead -- a bit more expensive, but it has a playing surface of 36" by 71" and the two halves of the table are free standing so they can be used separately for other purposes. It is perfect for my 6 year old granddaughter. « Show Less
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Heck, my legs are 36" wide. The table legs are only 31-1/4" wide. Always double check all dimensions with a helper. I like the table quite a bit. I was a woodworker for 30 years so I did accidentally acquire knowledge along the way. This was a good deal. By the way my waist is less than 36 so just kidding about he legs. Bob
1409119
The table is 48.8" long, 34.2" wide and 16.1" high. The set comes with a lot of little pieces that we haven't given our grandson yet. The storage drawer underneath the table has a tendency to fall off, so we had to fix that issue. Great table for imaginary play. Grandson loves it
2090881
I found 70 inches is perfect. I have 2 tables and I have 4 different colors each are 70 inch. works perfect.
719654
Sorry, the table is in my 'country' house, not sure of the size. Not very big.
1899021
I would say it's about four feet wide. two small children would fit comfortably inside. This is ideal for kids ages 2-4. Three kids would possibly fit but with less room to play. I'm not sure I understand the question about the slide; it is the same width as the porch area, which is kind of narrow but works. Honestly, my daughter loves this playhouse.
174552
If the table does not exceed 42 inches corner to corner and the top is flat. Otherwise, go with the larger size. (My table is flat, round and measures exactly 42 inches and it is a perfect fit.)
30196
44 inches long and 24 inches across. You may be thinking, that that is too small. If you are in an apartment, it is the best size. Because of the quality of the table, you forget the size. I am a pool player, and I can bank and do other shots on this table. Like I mentioned you will need to use your own sticks, because the sticks that come with it is too light. Very good table. Yes I recommend this, for apartment size apartments. If you are in a house with more space, then go for bigger.
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.
907694
I have it on a table but it's 39 inches closer to 40 I think 34 would be to small
2059041
The table is square. I do not know the dimensions but 42" does sound about right.
784042
Honestly, I didn't measure it. But it sits quite well on the dinning room table. Not too big and not a hand held game either. If two people play, they can sit across from each other at the kitchen table.
2044117
I just measured mine. It is exactly 31" on each side. Corners are rounded. We find it to be an excellent table for playing bridge. There's even enough room for snacks or drinks. Love this table!
1847502
Standard picnic table width. Easy to tilt ( even easier with two people). No damage to table, but could always place a barrier (cork coaster would be perfect) if needed.
2186510
I have used mine on a 32"x32" table with no trouble. Now, it will hang over the edges of the table so i just tell the people to not lean on the edges but the table itself is very sturdy and doesn't sag where it's hanging over. The 40" table would be even better. I like the table and would recommend it.