(The 4' x 8' is by far the most popular size table for the home and the standard cue length is 58".

Above is the minimum room size requirements for a obstacle free playing area for your new Smoky Mountain Billiards Pool Table. The dimensions given below is for a standard length cue that is 58" long. There are shorter cues available for purchase if you have a short wall or support pole that might be in the way.

If there is a support post, place the pool table in a position that would locate the post at the opposite end of the spot or racking area of the pool table. Once this is done, most of the balls during breaks will congregate near the opposite end of the support post so most shots will be located away from the obstacle.

Please keep in mind that if you are lacking room size because of a chair, couch or table, if the cue butt can pass above the obtrusion, it will not interfere with the game. (just the people sitting in the chair or couch!)

The 7 foot table is the "bar size" most commonly found in bars in the form of coin operated pool tables. Although a smaller size, the 7' table offers its own unique challenges. Because of the smaller size table, balls will be clumped together more often and a pool players cue ball control and breakout skill will be thoroughly tested to "run out" a rack.

The 8 foot pool table is the most common found in homes all over the United States. Its larger size tests the shot making skills of all players.

Whatever size you decide will work best for your family, be assured that the quality and playability of your new Smoky Mountain Billiards Pool Table will be the envy of the neighborhood.