Gaming Tables

Why Choose ARGMAC Game Tables in the USA?

One collection. Eight games. Furniture-grade, every piece.

ARGMAC game tables bring every game we make under one standard of build and finish: pool, snooker, table tennis, air hockey, carrom, foosball, chess, and DJ furniture. Built for homes across the USA, from New York penthouses and Los Angeles hillside homes to Texas ranch houses and Chicago family basements, each piece is made to be played hard and often. It’s also made to look right in a finished living space, not hidden away downstairs.

This is the main collection. Already know what you want? Jump into the individual collections below for full specs, sizing, and finish options. Still planning the room and comparing your choices? Start here.

Choosing the Right Game Table for Your American Home

Most people start with finish. They should start with square footage, and with how many people will play at once.

Pool and snooker tables need the most floor space, mostly because of cue clearance. A ping pong table needs open room on all four sides so players can move. Air hockey and foosball are played from fixed spots, so they work in tighter layouts. Think a bonus room, a loft, or one corner of a finished basement, which is where a lot of American game rooms end up anyway. Carrom, chess and DJ tables take up the least space. When nobody’s playing, they just read as furniture.

ARGMAC Game Table Collections in the US

• Pool Tables: professional 9 ft x 5 ft billiard tables in solid wood, wood-and-metal and Italian marble
• Snooker Tables: full-size 12 ft x 6 ft tables with engineered playing surfaces
• Ping Pong Tables: engineered wood, solid wood and stainless steel base options
• Air Hockey Tables: standard 9 ft x 5 ft surfaces in solid wood
• Carrom Tables: the classic tabletop flicking game, in solid and engineered wood with paint, suede and leatherette finishes
• Foosball Tables: 61 in x 38 in tables in rosewood or ply/HDHMR
• Chess Tables: a 3 x 3 ft surface at 32 inches high, in wood, metal and marble

DJ Tables: a 4 ft x 2 ft DJ booth surface at 36 inches high, with organized equipment layouts

Every table plays at a professional level. And every one is designed to fit right into luxury homes, hotels, country clubs and private members’ clubs across the United States.

Built to One Standard for US Homes

The same materials show up across every game. Engineered wood and solid wood for structure. PU, veneer and laminate finishes that hold up to real use. Metal, marble, leatherette or fabric details on the pieces meant to stand out.

Playing surfaces are leveled and finished for consistent play. That means a smooth roll on pool and snooker, a true bounce on ping pong, fast low-friction glide on air hockey and predictable striker movement on carrom. Frames are reinforced so the table doesn’t shift or wobble mid-game. Years later, it still won’t.

What Every ARGMAC Table Shares

• Engineered wood and solid wood construction
• PU, veneer and laminate finish options
• Metal, marble, leatherette and fabric details on select models
• Precision-leveled playing surfaces
• Reinforced frames for long-term stability
• Furniture-grade craftsmanship
• Customization available across the range

Planning Your Game Room in the USA

Every ARGMAC table comes in standard sizes. Every one can also be customized to fit your space, whether that’s a compact basement game room in New Jersey or a full entertainment wing in a Scottsdale estate.

With game tables, the space around the table matters as much as the table itself. A cue needs room behind it. A paddle needs room to swing. People need to walk around the table without dragging a chair out of the way.

So plan from the table out. Confirm the playing surface size first. Add clearance on every side. Then place your lighting, and only after that, your seating and storage. For heavier pieces like snooker tables and marble models, check your floor too. Upper floors and older homes may need a look at the joists before anything heavy goes in.

Climate matters more than people expect. In humid regions like Florida and the Gulf Coast, or in basements without good climate control, keep wood tables away from damp walls and run a dehumidifier if needed. In sunny spots, keep the playing surface out of direct light so the cloth and finish don’t fade.

Check delivery access early, not the week before. Basement stairs, tight landings, condo elevator sizes, door widths and hallway turns all decide what can actually get into the room.

Game Table Buying Guide for US Buyers

Before you pick a game, think about how the room will really get used. How often? By how many people? Kids, adults, or both?

What to Consider Before You Buy

• Total floor space and clearance on all sides
• Delivery route into the room, including stairs, elevators and doorways
• Floor strength and load capacity
• Lighting position over the playing surface
• Seating and walking space around the table
• Humidity and sunlight in the room
• How the finish works with your existing interior
• Any customization you need

Installation can be quoted for your location on request (share your city and ZIP code), or you can arrange your own installer. Share your city and ZIP code early so we can give you a clear number.

Designed for American Homes and Hospitality Spaces

Here’s what sets the collection apart. Every piece is designed as furniture before it’s designed as game equipment. The proportions are balanced. The finishes are layered. The details are meant to sit next to your sofa, your paneling, your hardwood floors and your lighting without fighting any of it.

So a pool table can live in a Manhattan living room. A foosball table can sit in a Miami condo lounge. A chess table can anchor a boutique hotel lobby or a private club. None of those spaces has to feel like a “game room.” For lake houses, penthouses, estate homes and hospitality projects across the USA, where play and presentation matter equally, that’s usually what tips the decision.

Why Buy Across One ARGMAC Collection

When your pool table, home bar and seating all come from one collection, they share the same finishes, the same craftsmanship and the same design thinking. Add a piece next year and the room still feels like one room.

Every table is built for regular play and long-term durability. The furniture-style design keeps your entertainment space clean and consistent. For a private residence or a luxury hospitality project anywhere in the US, the quality is the same.

Planning the space? Read our guide to game room design and layout