Engineered wood, solid wood and stainless steel — reliable gameplay with long-term durability.













Regulation size. Furniture-grade build. Made for real rallies.
A ping pong table is usually the most-played piece in any game room. It’s fast to learn, easy to pick up after dinner and competitive enough to keep serious players coming back. ARGMAC indoor table tennis tables are built for exactly that kind of use. True bounce, a stable frame and a finish that looks right in a well-designed room.
They’re made for homes, clubs, offices and hotels where play and presentation matter equally. And because they’re built like furniture, they don’t need to be folded up and pushed against a wall when nobody’s playing.
In the US, most people call it ping pong. Players and clubs tend to say table tennis. Either way, it’s the same sport played on the same table.
What changes is how seriously you take the equipment. A cheap folding table with a thin top gives a dead, uneven bounce. Players notice within a few rallies. A properly built table plays the same in every corner, and that’s what turns a casual game into a long one.
Every ARGMAC table is built with careful craftsmanship and materials chosen for strength and regular play. Engineered wood and solid wood constructions hold up in rooms where the table gets used every day. Stainless steel bases give a cleaner, more contemporary look.
The collection includes Bounzai, Infinity, Grappa, Veloura, Takamaka, Sorrento, Pietra Oro and Veltrano. Each one pairs dependable play with furniture-style design, so you can choose based on the room as much as the game.
Finish options include PU, veneer and laminate. Playing surfaces are scratch-resistant, and the frame and support detailing is built to furniture standards. Together, these keep the table looking good and playing well for years, at home or in a busy hospitality space.
The bounce is everything in table tennis. If one side plays faster than the other, or the ball dies near the edge, the game falls apart.
ARGMAC tables are engineered for a consistent bounce across the full surface, smooth paddle movement and a stable stance under play. Reinforced construction and precision leveling cut down on wobble when players lunge for a wide shot or lean on the edge between points. The surface stays flat and even, so every rally plays the way it should. Each table also comes with paddles, a net and the essential accessories, so you can start playing the day it arrives.
The standard table tennis table size is 9 ft x 5 ft, with the playing surface 30 inches off the floor. That’s the regulation size, and it’s what you’ll find in clubs and tournaments.
The table is only part of the space you need, though. Ping pong is a game of movement. Players step back, lunge sideways and reach wide for returns. For comfortable recreational play, aim for a room of roughly 19 ft x 11 ft. More length behind each end makes a real difference once rallies speed up.
That’s a size many American basements and bonus rooms can handle, but measure before you order. Account for seating, a TV wall, columns, stairs and any door that swings inward. Think about lighting too. Even overhead light without glare on the surface makes the ball easier to track.
All ARGMAC tables come in standard sizes. They can also be customized if your room needs something different.
Start with where the table will live.
Engineered wood models work well in homes, living rooms and family game rooms. They’re warm, durable and easy to style alongside existing furniture. Stainless steel base models suit hotels, clubhouses and larger recreational spaces, where a cleaner, more modern look fits the setting and the table sees heavier use.
When comparing models, look at how each one is built, how the surface feels, which finishes are available and whether it can be customized. Those four things decide how happy you’ll be with the table a year from now, not just on delivery day.
Begin with the room. Know how much open floor you really have, and leave space on every side for players to move. Then think about how the table will be used. A few casual games on weekends and daily practice with a serious player put very different demands on the surface and frame.
Next, consider the finish. Pick one that suits the room and the way it will be used. Glossy looks great, but a matte or satin finish can be easier to live with in a busy space. Check structural stability, especially if kids or groups will be leaning on it between games.
Don’t forget the practical side. Trace the delivery route into the room and plan for ongoing care of the surface. If anything about the standard size or finish doesn’t fit, raise customization at the start.Installation can be quoted for your location on request (share your city and ZIP code), or you can arrange your own installer.
A ping pong table doesn’t have to look like gym equipment. ARGMAC tables are designed to sit naturally alongside sofas, hardwood floors, lighting and media walls, so the room still feels like a living space, not a rec center.
In a family home, a lake house, an office lounge or a hotel game room, the table becomes the thing people gravitate to. One quick game turns into a tournament. That’s the point.
Stable, durable and built to be played hard, ARGMAC table tennis tables bring that kind of energy to homes and hospitality spaces across the US.