RAM Game Room 48" 2 IN 1 Game Table
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Overview
The GTBL48 is the smaller-footprint version of RAM's convertible 2-in-1 game tables. 48 inches in diameter — sized for 4-5 player home games, where the larger 60-inch table would oversize the room. Same flip-top mechanism converts between padded poker surface and finished wood dining surface, with the same built-in storage and cup holders.
48-inch diameter, 30 inches tall. Solid wood construction with built-in hidden storage. 8 cup holders integrated into the table. Convertible top — padded vinyl on the poker side, finished wood veneer on the dining side. Available in six finishes: Antique White, Black, Cappuccino, Chestnut, English Tudor, and Slate.
Construction
48 inches in diameter is sized for tighter rooms and apartments where a 60-inch or larger table would dominate the available floor space. The footprint still seats 4-5 players comfortably for home games.
The top lifts and flips to switch between the padded poker surface and the wood veneer dining surface. The mechanism is integrated into the table design — no aftermarket toppers, no separate dining accessory required.
Foam-padded vinyl on the poker side allows for smooth, quiet card dealing. Cards land softly and slide cleanly across the surface, which matters during long tournament-style play.
Finished wood veneer on the dining side — appropriate for daily use as a dining table or general work surface. The veneer matches the table's chosen finish for visual continuity.
Eight built-in cup holders distributed around the perimeter, plus a hidden storage compartment for chips, cards, and accessories. Storage stays with the table rather than migrating elsewhere between sessions.
The supporting base structure is solid wood — handles the weight load and conversion cycles across decades of use without loosening or warping.
Buyer's Guide
Game table sizing should match both player count and room footprint. A 60-inch table is the right size for 6-player games in a room with 3+ feet of clearance on all sides. A 48-inch table is the right size for 4-5 player games or for rooms where a 60-inch table would crowd traffic patterns.
Apartments, small finished basements, and converted dining rooms often hit the latter case — the room can accommodate a game table but a 60-inch table would dominate the space. The GTBL48 fits those constraints while still supporting hidden storage, cup holders, and the dining conversion.
The 2-in-1 convertible design is the practical answer for rooms where the table needs to earn its space daily, not just on game night. With the wood veneer side up, the table functions as an everyday dining or work table; flip to the padded vinyl side for poker.
Eight cup holders on a 48-inch table is generous — more than the typical 5-6 player seating would suggest. Extra cup holders accommodate spectators and food/drink placement during dining use.
Specifications
Table
Convertible Top
Finish Options
FAQ
How many players does the 48-inch table seat?
Four to five players comfortably. The 48-inch diameter is sized for smaller home games rather than full 6+ player Texas Hold'em sessions, where the 60-inch GTBL60 is the better fit.
What's the difference between the 48-inch and 60-inch models?
Diameter and player capacity. The 48-inch GTBL48 seats 4-5 players in a smaller room footprint; the 60-inch GTBL60 seats 6 players and needs more clearance. Same flip-top convertible design and same finish options.
How does the flip mechanism work?
The table top lifts out of the base, flips over, and re-seats in the base. The mechanism is integral to the table — no separate dining accessory required and no tools needed for the conversion.
What's the storage compartment for?
Game accessories — chips, cards, dice, chip racks. The compartment sits under the flip-top so storage stays with the table between game sessions.
Can it be used as a regular dining table?
Yes. With the wood veneer side up, the table works as an everyday 48-inch round dining table. The poker side stays hidden until flipped.
What room size do I need?
Minimum 3 feet of clearance on all sides for player seating and traffic. That puts the minimum usable room dimensions at roughly 10 × 10 feet.