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8 Foot Pool Tables for Sale
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Imperial – “Eliminator” Pool Table – Classic Black – 7 Foot and 8 Foot
From: $2,695.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageImperial "Eliminator" pool table in a Black laminate finish, 3-piece slate pool table features internal ball storage, with classic "Eliminator" pool table stylings, and this Imperial pool table is offered for sale in both 7ft and 8 ft sizes.
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Kay Woods – “Tiburon” – Cherry Pool Table – 7 ft and 8 ft
From: Original price was: $2,999.00.$2,695.00Current price is: $2,695.00.Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageBilliard pool table for sale from Kay Woods, the "Tiburon", features a Cherry finish, with solid wooden Queen Anne legs, leather drop pockets, with a Traditional billiards pool table style, and the "Tiburon" pool table is offered for sale as a either 7 foot or an 8 foot pool table.
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Kay Woods – “Tiburon” – Mahogany Pool Table – 7 ft and 8 ft
From: Original price was: $2,999.00.$2,695.00Current price is: $2,695.00.Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageTraditional billiard pool tables for sale by Kay Woods like the "Tiburon", feature a Mahogany finish, solid wood Queen Anne legs, leather drop pockets, and a Classic pool table style, plus the "Tiburon" pool table is offered for sale in 7 foot and 8 foot pool table sizes.
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Kay Woods – “Windsor” – Cherry Pool Table – 7 ft and 8 ft
From: Original price was: $2,999.00.$2,695.00Current price is: $2,695.00.Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageTraditional pool table in a Cherry stain by Kay Woods, the "Windsor" features a wood veneer body with solid wood rails and solid wood legs, with a Classic billiard pool table style, plus you can purchase the "Windsor" pool table in 7 foot and 8 foot sizes.
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Imperial – “Shadow” Pool Table – Classic Black – 7 Foot and 8 Foot
From: Original price was: $3,269.00.$2,969.00Current price is: $2,969.00.Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageImperial pool table, the "Shadow" has an affordable pool table price, with 3-piece slate pool table construction, leather drop-pockets, and with Billiard pool table stylings, and the "Shadow" is offered for sale in 7 ft or 8 ft pool table sizes.
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Golden West – Pool Table – “Kamon” – 7 Foot And 8 Foot
From: Original price was: $3,495.00.$2,995.00Current price is: $2,995.00.Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageThe "Kamon" Golden West wooden pool table, with tapered square legs, brown leather drop pockets, a traditional billiard pool table style, and an affordable pool table price.
8 Foot Pool Tables - Questions & Answers
8 foot pool tables are 44 inches wide.
8 foot slate pool tables weigh between 800 pounds and 1,600 pounds.
8 foot pool tables range between 29.25 and 31 inches tall.
Pool tables can be moved by homeowners who possess the proper moving equipment.
To assure safety and security for your pool table, it's advised to hire a pool table moving company to move an 8 foot pool table.
8 foot pool tables can fit into rooms possessing a minimum of 14 feet by 18 feet.
There should always be at least 5 feet of space around a 7 foot pool table.
If there is slightly less than 14 feet by 18 feet, an 8 foot pool table may still be installed, but special short pool cues will be required, which measure 52" or 42".
An 8 ft pool table play surface measures 44" x 88".
The outer dimensions of an 8 foot pool table are 59" x 103"
If your space is large enough to accommodate either size of pool table, then your personal preference will inform whether you should buy an 8 foot pool table, or a 7 foot pool table.
8 ft pool tables are ideal for most pool shooters, since 8 foot pool tables provide more gameplay area, which means the balls can be spaced farther apart on the table.
Pool tables smaller than 8 feet provide less area for gameplay, which will require a pool shooter to break their balls out of clusters, in order to take their next shot.
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