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Garryowen  writes: |
I use 7' x 15' table at my house. There are times when it is tough in the middle, particularly for the shorter guys. I am about average, 5' 10" and it usually works okay for me. When necessary, we kneel on a bar stool or let someone else move the figures who is taller. I like the extra depth on the table. We have played games with over 4500 15mm Naps on my table. But the size is also nice for only a couple hundred 28mm Sioux Wars figures where you need lots of room to move. Tom |
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| VOTING RESULTS | |||
| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
four feet | 29 | 11% |  |
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five feet | 93 | 35% | |
five and a half feet | 10 | 4% | |
six feet | 110 | 41% | |
seven and a half feet | 3 | 1% | |
eight feet | 10 | 4% | |
other | 3 | 1% | |
abstain | 9 | 3% | |
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| POLL DESCRIPTION | |
Twin Cities Gamer I was curious: What does everyone think is the max size as far as width goes for a dedicated table. I've kept most of my tables at 5' wide, but I'm thinking of popping them out to 6' from now on... I think it will look better at 6' wide, but I could theoretically do it as a 5'. For the purposes of this poll, width is the shortest table side. For example, if a table was 4 x 6, it would have a width of 4 (and a length of 6). (Poll options taken from this pre-poll discussion.) |
