Can i fit a 7ft pool table in a room 16ft by 9ft? are shortened cues the answer? how do leg levellers work?

Answer 1

Walmart has a sizing guide that shows 7 and 8 foot pool tables. The PDF guide shows how much room you need depending on whther you are using a 48, 52, or 57 inch pool cue.

http://i.walmart.com/i/rb/4252.pdf

Leg levelers work by basically maing each leg adjust a little bit in height. It will allow you to create a level playing surface even if the floor is not level.

Answer 2

Here's what a table manufacturer recommends:

11' 3" x 14' 6" - for a 48" cue
11' 11" x 15' 2" - for a 52" cue
12' 11" x 16' 2" - for a 58" cue

Answer 3

The table will obviously fit in the room and yes shortened cues may well be the answer for tight spots, you can get them at sports soccer, or similar cheapy sports outlet stores for less than £5. Leg levellers on my table screw up/down until you have a level surface.

Enjoy!

Answer 4

We had the same size pool table in a very similar sized room. Most shots were fine but for some, we'd unscrew the cue and just use the top half!! So you should just about be okay!

Answer 5

you need about 5' on each side.a 14' x 17' room is about the smallest you would want to have with a 57" cue

Answer 6

I have one in that approximate size. It works fine. We do have a shorter stick on hand for tight shots.. Leg levelers screw up or down by hand to level the table.

Answer 7

Use normal length cues through the windows. I find that by nailing a piece of wood under my left shoe-heel it makes me walk on an even keel but them again i sometimes get caught walking up hill

Answer 8

get a bigger room if not you will become very good at swerve shot or the cloth requires repair see ebay for kit

Answer 9

its all in the mind, if u buy urself a sledge hammer and just make some minor adjustments to the room, the chuckle brothers did it, why cant you?

Answer 10

WOULD NEED SHORT CUES FOR THE SIDE SHOT