Is 40.5 inches enough play zone for a table
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My grandson (12 years old) and his friends enjoy it. They've never mentioned it was too small.
2237695
The height range varies ours is set at 42" right now. I would not recommend it for outside use...as it will probably rust. If you are looking for something inside...this is fine. If you want it outside...you should look at a sturdier table that can handle weather changes. This table is best in a small area and with no weather exposure.
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The size of the table is 48" from one flat side to the other flat side in an octagon (8 players) configuration. I have tested it on a standard 33" or 34" card table and the flat sides of the poker table almost match the corners of the card table. This causes about a 6 inch overhang on each side of the card table. I am testing it with 6 people this weekend. I have no idea how it will work stability wise with either table. We may wind up playing on the floor or at one end of our rectangular dining room table. But if it works, it beats the heck out of a regulation poker table that costs in the thousands. It is too bad there is not a moderate cost poker table out there.
677491
Approx 1ft from the floor to the table and A little more than 3 feet across. I think you could definitely fit small toy bins underneath.
2175387
I bought this for my husband, who's 6'3", to use as a work area for RC. He sits at it with a regular kitchen table chair, so I'd say it would be fine for card games and such. We LOVE this table - sturdy, yet portable. Hope this answers your question!
968086
Should be fine. Table is 5' = 60 inches so that means you will have 15 inches overhang all round. Your call.
1626476
It would fit a 5ft wide table, no more or less. If you want the net to be tight.
1948292
Yes, the height of this mini table is fine for an adult (I am 5'11"). The playing surface is 29.25" H, which is right at the bottom of the range for a full-sized regulation table (29.25-31.00" H). The rails sit an inch higher at 30.25". So the table height is very close to that for a standard desk or dining/kitchen table.
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We played with 9 but I think 3 or 4 would work just fine. I don't think there is a maximum if your table can accommodate.
2185706
OK. First off. 48 inches would mean that it's 4 feet tall. I don't think you want that. The surface area of the table that I have is 32 inches, but the edges are beveled one half inch at the widest point, which means 32 inches is usable surface space. My table stands28 and one half inches tall and has a circumference of 32 inches. It's a good computer table or café table for one and it's sturdy.
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I've placed it on a 36" card table and it appears to be stable, but have not tried it out yet. It will get properly vetted when drinks, elbows and screaming poker players activate it. A 40" table should be more stable though as long as you can keep it from sliding.
1358143
It's hard to get an accurate measurement of the base with sand in it, but I think the widest point at the bottom is 46.5 inches wide. I think it'll fit under your play structure.
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The table is exactly 40.25 inches high. The horizontal board beneath the top (as shown in the picture; important if you are sitting at the sides that do not have the drop leafs and need the clearance for your legs) is 36.25 inches from the ground. We also purchased the "Strathwood Bradford All-Weather Hardwood Bar Chairs", which have a maximum seat height of 29 inches from the ground, leaving over 7 inches for your legs to fit beneath the table when seated. I am 6'3" and 240#, and my wife is 5'5" and 125#; we are both comfortable when seated at this table. The table is exceptionally sturdy and nicely finished by the way! The table is exactly 40.25 inches high. The horizontal board beneath the top (as shown in the picture; important if you are sitting at the sides that do not have the drop leafs and need the clearance for your legs) is 36.25 inches from the ground. We also purchased the "Strathwood Bradford All-Weather Hardwood Bar Chairs", which have a maximum seat height of 29 inches from the ground, leaving over 7 inches for your legs to fit beneath the table when seated. I am 6'3" and 240#, and my wife is 5'5" and 125#; we are both comfortable when seated at this table. The table is... » Read More The table is exactly 40.25 inches high. The horizontal board beneath the top (as shown in the picture; important if you are sitting at the sides that do not have the drop leafs and need the clearance for your legs) is 36.25 inches from the ground. We also purchased the "Strathwood Bradford All-Weather Hardwood Bar Chairs", which have a maximum seat height of 29 inches from the ground, leaving over 7 inches for your legs to fit beneath the table when seated. I am 6'3" and 240#, and my wife is 5'5" and 125#; we are both comfortable when seated at this table. The table is exceptionally sturdy and nicely finished by the way! « Show Less
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I've never tried to do that but I think that you would need a very large table so that the game would have room to spread out. Great game for all members of the family from the youngest to the oldest.
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Each section is approximately 3 ft. You can make a circle, rectangle, any shape to fit your space. You can use all or part of the sections if you want. For inside or outside, great play area
970631
We have a 40 inch round table and it worked fine. I have no idea how thick it should be, ours is about an inch thick and works fine.
1887278
Hi, I dont use a sheet for the playard. Sorry this doesnt answer your question.