What size is the table in this photo?

[ChrisinNC]

Looking at the wall paneling, there are 8 sections from center pocket to corner pocket.
If each section is 6 inches, then 8ft table

From the angle the photo is taken, there’s no way to extrapolate the table size by the panels on the wall, even if you knew the width of the panels between the grooves.

 

[Bob Jewett]

From the angle the photo is taken, there’s no way to extrapolate the table size by the panels on the wall, even if you knew the width of the panels between the grooves.

A computer graphics person could make a 3-D model of the scene and make a pretty good guess. Rather than the unknown wall panels, I think they would use the 29-inch shaft of the pool cue as the reference.

I'm still guessing 8-foot.

 

[ChrisinNC]

A computer graphics person could make a 3-D model of the scene and make a pretty good guess. Rather than the unknown wall panels, I think they would use the 29-inch shaft of the pool cue as the reference.

I'm still guessing 8-foot.

The best reference I see is the rack of balls, which clearly rule out it being a 9-foot table. Photos can be deceiving, but based on the apparent lack of depth from the back row of the racked balls to the foot cushion, it could possibly be a 7- foot table, but I’d still bet on a 44x88 based on the near side pocket in the photo in relation to the length of the long rail to the left of it.

 

[Cornerman]

After careful measurement and a little trig, this is a 7’ table.

Hope this helps…


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