Multi-Game Tables

What Multi-Game Tables have to Offer

Humans are a varied species. We are auditory learners, visual learners and kinetic learners. We have different tastes in games, too. When we tire of tightly-restrained online games and electronic game systems, we get physical.

We might head for the fast-action moves of air hockey or the slam-dunkin' physicality of foosball. Some of us are drawn toward the precise physics of a skilled game of billiards, while others long for the rhythmic sound of a volleying ping-pong ball.

In the best of worlds, our game room would contain a variety of games. That is the reason multi-game tables were designed.

Combination game tables are available in various arrays. Choose from as few as two games to as many as twenty. Innovations include tables that pivot, or add-on table tops that accommodate table tennis, bowling, cards, or even dining surfaces.

Multi-game tables are not cheap knock-offs of the real thing, either. They are self-contained, mechanical wonders, designed with quality components that support fast-action game-play. They come in a variety of sizes. Smaller game sets are 42" long while the largest are 12 feet.   

Get on with your game using combination tables that offer:

·       Air Hockey

·       Foosball

·       Pool

·       Ping-Pong (Table Tennis)

·       Bowling

·       Net Basketball

·       Chess

·       Checkers

·       Ring Toss

·       Mini-Stick Hockey

·       Dice

·       Tic-Tac-Toe

·       Bean Bag Toss

·       Finger Football

·       Baseball

·       Horseshoes

·       Shuffleboard

·       Backgammon

·       Football Toss

·       Pinochle

·       Dominoes

·       Yatzee