What are the dimensions of a competition pool table?

Answer 1

The dimensions of a pool table can differ depending on the place to get the pool table from and what country it is made in. How ever most pool tables come in sizes 7 ft, 8 ft, oversize 8 ft, 9 ft, 10 ft, and 12 ft.

Answer 2

There are 2.54 cm per inch. So, depending on the size of your pool table, the answer will be different. For example, if your table is 7ft long, that's equal to 84 inches. Multiplying 84 by 2.54 cm per inch yields about 213 cm.

Answer 3

Most pub pool tables are 7 foot tables. They use the same size pockets as a 9 foot table, only the play area and diamond placement is different. The play area is usually 78 by 39 inches and it has 6 inch rails.

Answer 4

The regulation pool table sizes are 9 foot, 8 foot, and oversize 8 foot.

A 9 foot has 100 inch by 50 inch surface and 112 by 62 inch dimensions.

An 8 foot has 88 inch by 44 inch surface and 100 by 56 inch dimensions.

An oversize 8 foot has 92 inch by 48 inch surface and 104 by 58 inch dimensions.

Answer 5

There are only two standard sizes, referred to as 9 foot and 8 foot.

The 9 foot table has a playing surface that is 100 inches by 50 inches, and approximately an additional 12 inches in each direction for the rails.

The 8 foot pool table has a playing surface of 88 inches by 44 inches, and also has approximately 12 inches additional for the rails.

Answer 6

Pool tables come in a variety of sizes with the most popular being either 9 feet, 8 feet or 7 seven feet long. With all sizes, the pool table will be rectangular with a 2:1 ratio. So if the table is 8 feet long it will be 4 feet wide.

Answer 7

The billiards table has rails approximately 6 inches wide. So, the table dimensions are the play area plus 1 foot for width and length. Most common dimensions are 112 inches by 62 inches.