Combination Game Tables
Multiple Games Of Fun For Everyone!

Combination Game Tables are GREAT especially if you don’t have enough space in your game room for more than one full sized table game.

Also for the money they are comparable if not cheaper than single game tables.

There is a variety of multi game tables to choose from. And since various manufacturers make these combination game tables there are also different combinations of games available.

For example: From 2 in 1 Game Tables all the way to 15 in 1 Game Tables there is an array of game choices with each combination.

How many game combinations are you looking for? Two? Maybe you want 15? Remember it’s not the number of combinations that matter here!

What matters is which games will you actually use? Why buy a 14 game combination table when you’ll really only use 4 of those games. Why would you want less combinations? Because the more accessories you have the more likely some will get lost.

Multi Game Table
Need To Know General Differences

Size

Although there are various combination game tables made by different manufactures. You’ll find that most tables fall into the same "size" range.

The larger combination game tables have a size of around:

84 inches Long (7-feet)
45 inches Wide
34 inches High

The smaller combination game tables have a size of around:

55 inches Long (4 1/2-feet)
33 inches Wide
41 inches High

Please remember that these sizes are just an average.

Weight

The weight of these games isn’t much. Unlike other game tables, which can weigh 600 pounds or more, combination game tables are generally below the 400-pound range.

A basic multi game table weight range would be from 100 – 400 pounds.

Some More Stuff
You May Like To Know!

Another feature of interest is that most of the lesser combination tables are “flip” tables. This means they rotate on an axis and all you have to do is spin the table top around. Then the top is the bottom and the bottom is the top. This makes game changing easy.

With the 4 or more combination tables you’ll most likely have to manually take off the tabletop to change the game.