Gaming Tables!

[JayTownsend]

New gaming table.



I bought this table as my new gaming table:

https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/gracie-oaks-keesey-dining-table-txr10008.html

It is 4 x 3 and fits perfectly in my space. Sure you have to put it together but its hard to find a good 4' x 3' table. I put a sheet of 4 x3 plexiglass from Home Depot right on top of it, as well. Wayfair is an easy company to work with, I recommend them and this table, which I have had for about two month now. Sometimes they also have sales.

What do you guys use? 

[plloyd1010]

Wow! You can see everything on that table, except the game, Shadow. I don't see the game!

[Schoenwulf]

I bought a Duchess on Kickstarter from boardgametables.com a couple of years back, and it's great. Because of it's 3x5 size, I can use it for some miniature games as well as most board games, even the large mappers from LnLT and GMT.

[JayTownsend]

[Hugmenot]

I talked to a local artisan about building me a table. It's a saving of roughly 33% from equivalent tables on boardgametables.com and a further saving because there is no shipping.

He redid my deck and did a great job. Decks is his main moneymaker but he's doing a few pieces of furniture a year. 

i will wait until June before I decide if I should pull the trigger.

[Coniglius]

I built one myself for around $100. It is sectional, with each of the 4x sections measuring 2'x3'. When mated together, it gives me a 4'x6' table space. Each section has 3x built in shelves, so I have 12 shelves, each 2' deep, 3' wide. Table is 40" tall to make it easy to either sit or stand. The best part about it is, if I suddenly need extra space for a couple of roll-out beds (unexpected guests), I can separate them and stack them 2 by 2 and open up the center of the game room. Extreme functionality!!!

[Hugmenot]

Did you keep the plans? I am curious.