ROOM DIMENSION CHART GUIDE
Below is a guide to help you select the proper size table for your room. The measurements beside the table size is the playing surface of the tables. This measurement is used because the tip of your cue would never be on the outside edge of the table when playing. Depending on the cue size that you use (standard house cue size is 57") the ball can be against the rail and your cue fully extended and the measurements will give you a 100% playing area. Please use this as a guide, should you have any questions we would be happy to help you figure out what table will work best in your area.
| Table Size | 57" Cue | 52" Cue | 48" Cue | 42" Cue | 36" Cue |
| 9Ft. (50 x 100) | 13'8"x17'10" | 13' x 17' | 12'2" x 16'4" | 11'2" x 15'4" | 10'2" x 14'4" |
| 8Ft. (46 x 92) Pro | 13'4"x 17'2" | 12'6" x 16'4" | 11'10" x 15'8" | 10'10" x 14'6" | 9'10" x 13'8" |
| 8Ft. (44 x 88) Home | 13'2"x16'10" | 12'4" x 16' | 11'8" x 15'4" | 10'8" x 14'4" | 9'8" x13'4" |
| 7Ft. (39 x 78) | 12'6"x15'10" | 11'10" x 15' | 11'2" x 14'4" | 10'2" x 13'4" | 9'2" x 12'4" |
There are many different sizes and lengths of cues.
To play
comfortably with a specific cue length
(without
banging into walls), you must have a minimum
room size as
indicated in the chart above.