Free room-planning tool
Will it fit?
Drag the sliders or type your room size. See every table size, what fits with full cues, and where a short cue would be needed.
Your result will appear here.
Every size, checked
Select a size to see it on the plan.
How the checker decides
For cue sports, the tool adds cue length to every side of the table. For table tennis and air hockey it applies a practical playing clearance. Treat the result as a first check and compare it with the exact manufacturer dimensions before ordering.
Planning values — verify against current manufacturer playing-surface dimensions before publication.
Questions
How much space do I need around a pool table?
A full cue length, about 1.47 m (57–58 in), on every side of the playing area. For a 7ft pool table that is a clear room of roughly 5.1 × 4.0 m, as a planning value. Check the maker’s playing area before you buy.
Can I fit a bigger table if I use a shorter cue?
Often, yes. A 48-inch or 36-inch cue lets you play shots from a tight wall. The checker shows which sizes fit with full cues everywhere and which need a short cue on one side.
Does the checker use the cabinet size or the playing area?
Cue clearance is measured from the playing area, inside the cushions. Use the cabinet size, the outside dimensions, to check doors, the delivery route and walkways.
What about radiators and furniture?
Measure how far the deepest obstruction sticks out on each wall and enter it in the obstructions panel. The checker takes it off the usable length or width.