Pool table size help
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Hi
Just wondering what is the largest playable pool table that I can get in our room? We have a pretty much unused extension room which at its narrowest is 290 cm deep, width isn't an issue as it spans the whole width of the house.
I have seen some of the calculators and they are suggesting figures/ room dimensions that seem huge!
So really looking for real world examples, we're looking for a decent type of table rather than one that is like a green topped paste table!
Just wondering what is the largest playable pool table that I can get in our room? We have a pretty much unused extension room which at its narrowest is 290 cm deep, width isn't an issue as it spans the whole width of the house.
I have seen some of the calculators and they are suggesting figures/ room dimensions that seem huge!
So really looking for real world examples, we're looking for a decent type of table rather than one that is like a green topped paste table!
This is for a 7ft table.
Table is 210cm and the cushions are 13cm all round, therefore the payable length is approx 184cm.
However, if you are using full sized cues all a round these are 150cm which you will need add twice, plus a min 5cm for cueing action, although you could lose a bit by angling up the cue to play a cushion
shot.
.
So, 184 + 150 + 150 + 5 + 5 = 494cm..
You can reduce that by purchasing a short cue and buying a 6ft or shorter.
Edit. 184cm
Table is 210cm and the cushions are 13cm all round, therefore the payable length is approx 184cm.
However, if you are using full sized cues all a round these are 150cm which you will need add twice, plus a min 5cm for cueing action, although you could lose a bit by angling up the cue to play a cushion
shot.
.
So, 184 + 150 + 150 + 5 + 5 = 494cm..
You can reduce that by purchasing a short cue and buying a 6ft or shorter.
Edit. 184cm
Edited by Hol on Monday 15th April 11:46
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