Multi-Game Tables
GLD Products® has changed the game with some of the most innovative, patented multi-game tables in the industry. Enjoy exciting game nights with unprecedented savings - and benefits of buying direct from the manufacturer. Our Fat Cat® Pockey Table features up to three of the most popular game room games. Each table surface is perfectly optimized for its game, ensuring a great experience and hours of family fun.
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Multi-Game Tables FAQs
What games can you play on a multi game table?
Every multi game table on this page pairs billiards with air hockey, and the 3-in-1 models add table tennis as a third game. Most of the tables here are 3-in-1, including the Original 3-in-1 Pockey tables, and one is a 2-in-1 for players who want only pool and air hockey. Because the games share one frame, you get them in the floor space of a single table.
Is a multi game table big enough for adults?
Yes, the 7 foot multi game tables here use regulation 2.25 inch balls and include two 57 inch cues, close to the standard 58 inch cue for most adult players. Every table stands 32 inches high, and the 6 foot model uses smaller 1.5 inch balls rather than regulation size. Most are rated for 2 to 4 players, so a small group can take turns at pool.
How do you switch games on a multi purpose game table?
To switch between pool and air hockey on a multi purpose game table here, unlock the latches, flip the tabletop over to the other playing surface, and latch it again. On the 3-in-1 models, table tennis uses its own separate top instead of a flip side. When game night is over, the tabletop can also be locked upright for storage.
What accessories come with a multi gaming table?
Every multi gaming table here includes two cues, a set of billiard balls, a resin triangle, two pieces of chalk, a billiard brush, and pushers and pucks for air hockey. The 3-in-1 tables add two table tennis paddles, balls and a net with posts. On the Pockey tables, the puck catchers, triangle and accessory holders are stored inside the tabletop.
Should I choose a 6-foot or 7-foot multi game table?
Choose a 7 foot multi game table if your room has the space, or the 6 foot model if floor space or weight is the limit. The 7 foot tables measure 87 by 44 inches and weigh 272 to 286 pounds, and with at least 4 feet of clearance on every side they need a room of about 15.5 by 12 feet. The 6 foot table is 72 by 32 inches and weighs 141 pounds.

