Pool table room size

Pool table minimum space requirements.

Pool and billiard tables exist in many different sizes… from small 6 foot pub tables all the way to full size 9, 10 & 12 foot tables. In order to work out what is the best size table for your room it's best to work backwards and start with the room size first.

Find out how big of a room you need to bring your favorite hobby to your own home with the pool table room size calculator.

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If you want to install a pool table in a room, then you will need to ensure that you allow enough playing space around the table so that any players can make a shot without their cue being restricted by a nearby wall. This means not only considering the size of the table but also the size of the cues and the amount of space they will take up when taking a shot at a ball in any position on the table.

Our easy to read pool and snooker table room size guide to help you chose the right size table for your space

Depending on how big your room is, if you want to get a full-size pool table, your room should be at least 15 feet by 13 feet to prevent striking behind when someone uses the pool cue.

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