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How to Choose a Table Tennis Table?

How to Choose a Table Tennis Table? Dec. 04, 2024

How to Choose a Table Tennis Table?

 

If you want to be able to quickly start a match, another factor that comes into play is how easily the tabletops open. This depends on the type of system used to lock and unlock the two halves.

Fixed tables have no opening system and need both halves of the tabletop to be manually assembled and dismantled.

On non-fixed tables, the opening/closing system can be either be centralised or not.

- In the case of a centralised system, there will be one handle to operate under each tabletop

- If the system isn't centralised, there will be two locking handles on the sides of each tabletop

You can measure how easy a table is to open by timing how long it takes to move the table from a closed to open position for play.

Check out the types of opening systems as mentioned below.

Table Tennis Table Buying Guide

If you’re looking for the highest quality tournament-level table tennis tables, look no further than STIGA’s Premium Compact, and Optimum 30—the official table of SPIN clubs nationwide. These premium tables combine expert craftsmanship with foldable storage: perfect for tournament-level players who need to think about space. Both the Premium Compact and Optimum 30 tables have strong chassis, can be folded for convenient storage, and roll with ease on their machine-grade casters. Both tables offer leg levelers for precise adjustments. 

 

How to Choose the Right Table Tennis Table for Your Home

Size is an important factor when selecting the best ping-pong table. From table size to room size to table thickness, we've highlighted some of the key measurements you'll need to find the right table tennis size for your space.

 

Room Size

When choosing a table tennis table, it's important to consider the size of the room. You'll want to ensure there is enough space on each side of the table so you can move around easily. For recreational table tennis, we recommend leaving 3' on each side and 4' to 5' on each end of the table. Ceiling height is another key measurement, so it's best to place a table tennis table in a room with ceilings that are at least 10' tall.

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