Shuffleboard tables make a statement in any game room, thanks to their long profiles and sleek wood game surfaces – and most importantly, they add hours of fun! This type of game table comes in a variety of sizes to accommodate your needs, whether you want a professional regulation size table or a smaller, space-saving model. The right shuffleboard should fit in your game room with plenty of room for gameplay and spectators. Read further to learn about shuffleboard sizes and how to pick the right one for you.

Size Considerations

There are a few important considerations when selecting a shuffleboard for your game room. Review this section to help you determine the right shuffleboard table dimensions for your room size and game experience.

Room Clearance

When considering shuffleboard sizes, it's important to remember the amount of space you have to work with in your game room. In addition to the size of the game table itself, you will also need 2' to 3' of space on each end of the shuffleboard so players have plenty of room for gameplay. You may also want 2' to 3' of space on each side of the shuffleboard to give spectators room to watch and enjoy.

Tip!

Unless specified otherwise, table size refers to the overall length of the table, not just the playfield surface. The playfield surface may be slightly smaller in length than the overall shuffleboard dimensions. Verify the size of the playfield in the “Weight & Dimensions” tab on a product page.

Gameplay Experience

The size shuffleboard you choose has an impact on your gameplay experience. For the most professional-grade experience, we recommend opting for a shuffleboard that is 22' long and 20" wide. This is the typical regulation size that’s used in professional tournaments. Just keep in mind that the total length and width will likely be 23' long and 31" wide when including the table's border (which is also called a cradle).

Want a shuffleboard table that’s still close to professional-grade size but a bit more space-friendly? Opt for a 14', 16', or 18' table. New to the game? Consider a smaller, 7'–12' shuffleboard. These are shorter in length than professional-grade shuffleboards, which reduces the size of the playing surface and makes it easier for beginners to maneuver the puck across the board. More on these options in the size section below.

Delivery Pathway

Consider the clearance space required for doorways, hallways, and stairways leading to the desired shuffleboard location when deciding on the right size. Some shuffleboards come packaged in a long piece, so you'll need to take this into account to ensure your shuffleboard can fit around corners and through doorways. Measure the height and width of your home’s entrance points to ensure you don't have any limitations when it comes to the size of your shuffleboard.

Shuffleboard Sizes

As mentioned above, shuffleboards are available in a variety of sizes from professional grade options to at-home friendly models. It's important to note the length of a shuffleboard typically refers to the play surface and the table border combined, meaning the play surface may be slightly shorter. When in doubt, review the weight & dimensions table on a product page to determine specific length and width measurements. Review these table shuffleboard dimensions to determine the best fit for your game room.

7'–9' Shuffleboards: As the smallest sizes available, 7'–9' long shuffleboards are considered the most space-friendly and beginner-friendly. Their small profile makes them perfect for quick gameplay and easy cleaning. If you have a well-stocked game room with just enough space for a shuffleboard, these size options are the best choice. Depending on your space, you can fit multiple of these smaller-sized shuffleboards in one room for at-home tournaments and fun!

12'–14' Shuffleboards: These shuffleboards are medium-sized, making them perfect for when you have a little more space to work with but not enough for a regulation size table. 12'–14' shuffleboards are also great for beginners and more experienced players alike due to their length.

16'–18' Shuffleboards: These shuffleboard sizes are fairly long and close to the regulation size used for professional tournaments, while remaining more space-friendly and suited for residential use.

22' Shuffleboards:These are the largest shuffleboards available – professional shuffleboard leagues use them as the regulation size for tournaments. So if you want a professional-feel for your at-home tournaments, this size is the way to go!

Learn more about shuffleboard options for your space in Your Guide to Shuffleboards: How to Choose the Right One.

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