01Folding Steel Leg Design
Steel legs fold flush to the underside of the table body, allowing the full table to be stored vertically against a wall or flat in a garage. The folding mechanism locks in the open position during play — the legs do not flex or shift once deployed under load.
0266 in x 33 in Playing Surface
At 66 in x 33 in, the playing field is the regulation 2:1 aspect ratio in the 6-ft format. This is 12 in shorter than a 7-ft table (78 in x 39 in), which changes shot geometry — rail bank angles are steeper and break dispersal patterns are tighter, which produces a different play character than larger-format tables.
030.6-in Playfield Thickness
0.6 in is slightly thinner than the 0.71 in on standard 7-ft tables. At the 6-ft format, the shorter span reduces the sag risk that makes playfield thickness more critical on longer tables. The 0.6 in surface provides adequate rigidity across the shorter 66-in field length.
04K-66 Rubber Cushions
K-66 cushions provide consistent rebound on the 6-ft format. The combination of K-66 speed and the shorter 66-in field length produces a faster game pace than the same cushion on a 7-ft or 8-ft table — more shots per minute with less ball travel time between contacts.
0548-in Pool Cues Included
Includes 2 pool cues at 48 in — shorter than the standard 57-in cues included with full-size tables. The 48-in cue fits the tighter room clearance typical of spaces where a 6-ft table is installed.
06Compact Room Requirement
The 6-ft cabinet requires approximately 182 in x 149 in (15.2 ft x 12.4 ft) with 58-in cue clearance. For rooms where a 7-ft table is 18 in too long — a common situation in 14-ft rooms — the Fairmont is the functional alternative that still provides a full-size playing experience.
