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Hi mate, I'm still in the process of getting room done up, I'm needing to get a side door cut into garage first then going to sheet over 2 front garage doors. I am more likely going to opt for a full size table but waiting till walls are all sheeted to see exact room I have left. I think you will be fine with the dimensions you have given for your room so I would definitely go full size!!
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Originally Posted by Romewo View PostHey Craig!
What did you end up with? 10 or 12ft? I'm having the same dilemma atm, and my room is only 18.9x15.25 ft. Or its actually 23 ft in lenght but there is a thin wall in the middle around the black spot if you know what I mean. My concern is the width.
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Hey Craig!
What did you end up with? 10 or 12ft? I'm having the same dilemma atm, and my room is only 18.9x15.25 ft. Or its actually 23 ft in lenght but there is a thin wall in the middle around the black spot if you know what I mean. My concern is the width.
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Originally Posted by Geoff Large View PostI set a full size snooker table up in Mansfield woodhouse near Nottingham in a terraced House
the table was on the ground floor as they had knocked the two rooms into one
there was 4 foot to the bay window area from the baulk end
2 foot down each side
and 6 foot at the spot end
in the spot end there was a two seater settee
A TV and a 4 foot fish tank full of fish and coral
when we had finished the client was knocking a few balls around then he decided to rack them up and break off
The white ball hit the pack of reds and jumped off the table and right through the glass fish tank , it was like something off Fools and horses , fish all over the carpet
and me and my Mate rolling around in laughter on the drive home the van must have been all over the road .
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Originally Posted by craig147 View PostM
If you have any pics of your set up Philip then would be good to see too!
http://www.thesnookerforum.co.uk/boa...liday+bulgaria
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Originally Posted by philip in china View PostIs that to me?
Generally on size people can forgetquite how seriously big a 12' table with playing space really is! Geoff has a wonderful story about a fish tank. Come on, Geoff, let's hear it again!
I set a full size snooker table up in Mansfield woodhouse near Nottingham in a terraced House
the table was on the ground floor as they had knocked the two rooms into one
there was 4 foot to the bay window area from the baulk end
2 foot down each side
and 6 foot at the spot end
in the spot end there was a two seater settee
A TV and a 4 foot fish tank full of fish and coral
when we had finished the client was knocking a few balls around then he decided to rack them up and break off
The white ball hit the pack of reds and jumped off the table and right through the glass fish tank , it was like something off Fools and horses , fish all over the carpet
and me and my Mate rolling around in laughter on the drive home the van must have been all over the road .
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MOriginally Posted by philip in china View PostIs that to me?
Generally on size people can forgetquite how seriously big a 12' table with playing space really is! Geoff has a wonderful story about a fish tank. Come on, Geoff, let's hear it again!
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Originally Posted by craig147 View PostAre you able to upload any photos of your set up mate?
Generally on size people can forgetquite how seriously big a 12' table with playing space really is! Geoff has a wonderful story about a fish tank. Come on, Geoff, let's hear it again!
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Originally Posted by philip in china View PostDon't think "only 2 ' shorter". Think: a 12' table has 44% more area than a 10'. That is a lot!
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Don't think "only 2 ' shorter". Think: a 12' table has 44% more area than a 10'. That is a lot!
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Originally Posted by craig147 View PostOk thanks I will take a look at the model you have recommended and take it from there.did you carpet your snooker room then or go for a hard floor? sorry for the barrage of questions mate It just helps to hear from experience when making choices. Have you got any photos you can upload or send of your set up? Cheers again!!
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Originally Posted by Triedandtested View PostNo I switch it on once sometimes twice a week for about 6 hours. I've got clock that checks humitdy in the room and that's normally 40%.
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Originally Posted by craig147 View PostDo you have this running all the time then mate, I noticed its Eco-air so s running cost ok?
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