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Pool Table Room Size Requirements
Table Size 57" Cue 52" Cue 48" Cue 42" Cue 36" Cue 24" Cue
9 Foot
50" x 100"		 W 13' 8"
L 17' 10"		 W 13' 0"
L 17' 0"		 W 12' 2"
L 16' 4"		 W 11' 2"
L 15' 4"		 W 10' 2"
L 14' 4"		 W 9' 2"
L 13' 4"
8 Foot
44" x 88"		 W 13' 2"
L 16' 10"		 W 12' 4"
L 16' 0"		 W 11' 8"
L 15' 4"		 W 10' 8"
L 14' 4"		 W 9' 8"
L 13' 4"		 W 8' 8"
L 12' 4"
7 Foot
39" x 78"		 W 12' 8"
L 15' 10"		 W 11' 10"
L 15' 0"		 W 11' 2"
L 14' 4"		 W 10' 2"
L 13' 4"		 W 9' 2"
L 12' 4"		 W 8' 2"
L 11' 4"
Bumper
30" x 46"		 W 12'
L 13' 4"		 W 11' 2"
L 12' 6"		 W 10' 6"
L 11' 10"		 W 9' 6"
L 10' 10"		 W 8' 6"
L 9' 10"		 W 6' 6"
L 7' 10"
Octagonal
50"		 13' 8"
Diameter		 12' 10"
Diameter		 12' 2"
Diameter		 11' 2"
Diameter		 10' 2"
Diameter		 8' 2"
Diameter
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  • The sides of the table are more important than the ends. 80-90% of the shots  will come from the sides of the pool table.
  • Poles have little impact in the game, its long walls that make a whole side un-playable.
  • Do not use the outside dimensions of a pool table to determine space. Use the inside dimensions of the pool table. The numbers shown below the pool table size, are the inside dimensions. That is what you need 5 feet all the way around to have full play.