Free room-planning tool
Games room layout planner.
Want a pool table and a dartboard, or table football too? Choose your games and enter the room. We check whether every playing zone fits without overlapping, and draw a plan.
How the planner works
Each game gets a rectangular playing zone. Pool and snooker tables get a full 1.47 m cue on every side. Table tennis and air hockey use the playing clearances from our room checker. The dartboard lane is 2.37 m throw plus the board standoff and about 1 m to stand behind the oche, in a lane 1 m wide, and it must start at a wall. Table football uses a 1.4 × 0.75 m table with 1 m along each long side and 0.5 m at each end.
The planner tries every order and turn of the zones and keeps them apart, so no game’s playing space overlaps another’s. In a real room you can sometimes share a little space, such as a cue zone that crosses a walkway, but separate zones mean two games can be played at once.
For a single table, the room size checker gives more detail, including short cues. Read about multi-game tables if you only have room for one.
Questions
Can I fit a pool table and a dartboard in the same room?
Often, if the dartboard lane sits clear of the pool table’s cue zone. With full cues all round, a 7ft pool table and a dartboard lane side by side need a room of about 6.1 × 4.1 m, as a planning value. The planner checks your exact room.
Do the playing zones have to be separate?
Not always. Zones can share space if only one game is played at a time, but separate zones are safer and let two games run together. The planner keeps them separate.
What if everything does not fit?
The planner suggests a smaller pool or snooker table when that would make everything fit. Otherwise, consider a multi-game table or a folding table tennis table that stores away.