Ping Pong Table Size Guide and Dimensions: Official Rules
A full-size ping pong table is 9ft x 5ft x 2.5ft (274 x 152.5 x 76cm). Get exact table, net, and line measurements, plus how much room you need to play.
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A full-size ping pong table is 9ft x 5ft x 2.5ft (274 x 152.5 x 76cm). Get exact table, net, and line measurements, plus how much room you need to play.
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