Hello all,
My question is, how many pool tables can I fit in a 2000 square foot room.
My question is, how many pool tables can I fit in a 2000 square foot room.
How many pool table can I fit in 2000 sq ft room
- Thread starter KenneyTran
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Depends on the size of table and other space needs. A table needs 5 feet around each side for decent space to play on, so say 15x 20 feet for a 9 footer. The rest is math.
I was thinking about asking some pool hall owner.
I’m also doing pool table removal/install and sale. Thank you for info.
Are you asking for storage? A lot, but would just be math also hehe. Just remove the space needed for play, and you can stack a few on top of each other also.
You need to consider seating and tables for the customers too. And the dimensions of the room too (is it perfectly square? A rectangle? Or with odd dimensions? any poles or other obstacles).
Also, square footage and room measurements in real estate are often unreliable. I’d measure every thing myself.
Further consideration is that the using minimum distance between tables will mean people often have to wait for the other players to shoot. May not bother casual players but serious players won’t love it.
A good architect or designer with CAD could probably help a great deal.
Also, square footage and room measurements in real estate are often unreliable. I’d measure every thing myself.
Further consideration is that the using minimum distance between tables will mean people often have to wait for the other players to shoot. May not bother casual players but serious players won’t love it.
A good architect or designer with CAD could probably help a great deal.
You need to add more details to the question for anyone to have any meaningful answer.
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Yeah. I saw the layout. Its not as much as i thought.
Originally its an office, so with two small rooms. I was thinking having 3 pool tables and two poker room but its too much headache. Thank you all.
Originally its an office, so with two small rooms. I was thinking having 3 pool tables and two poker room but its too much headache. Thank you all.
Yeah I’m thinking about it but it’s abit small for what u was thinking. All good thanks
It depends completely on what the dimensions of the room are, how much room you want between each table, how much space for seating do you want to have, etc.
Hmn….2’ wide…333 yds & 1 ft. long,….how about using it to create the world’s longest shuffle boar table or a 1 person long distance shooting range you rent by the hour? I know a lot of guys, and myself, would use it to sight in our long rifles. There aren’t that many 1000 yd. gun ranges. It requires a venting system but gosh, It would be so cool to go to a solitary gun range and take your time to sight your rifle & shoot for MOA accuracy.
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Here's the amount of space needed for a "9-footer" to give 6" minimum stroking room all around (with a 58" cue). Maybe you can print some, cut them out and see how they fit in a scale drawing of your room(s)...?
[Note: The green playing area below is measured cushion nose-to-cushion nose, and the gray stroking area is measured from the cushion nose. Cushions/rails are assumed to be under the gray next to the green.]
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[Note: The green playing area below is measured cushion nose-to-cushion nose, and the gray stroking area is measured from the cushion nose. Cushions/rails are assumed to be under the gray next to the green.]
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chgo
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