Pool table in log cabin

[philip in china]

I was just looking at Geoff's website and saw a pool table in a log cabin. It is a lovely idea and I wish the owner well but there is absolutely no way he will ever be able to play in such a limited space unless he uses a chopstick as a cue.

[Geoff Large]

Not the tightest room I have put a table in Phil

I once had to install a full size snooker table into a terrace house double room measuring 21 ft by 10 ft , it had 3 foot at D end in a bay window , 6 foot at spot end but all the furniture was crowded in this Area including a 4 ft fish tank , sofa , and TV .
there was 2 ft down each side , and the 2 rooms dividing wall which was knocked out still had 1ft intruding on each side. so at that point just 1ft on the side for cue room
A year later I got the nod to take it out of the house , I went back and said where's the fish tank ? , you guessed it a ball jumped off the table and the Glass 4ft fish tank imploded and it also took out the TV which was at the side of it .
Just wished I had a Digital Camera with me in those early days of 1980's.

[dodge2728]

makes it a challenging environment to play in!

[philip in china]

I think the last thing most of us want is anything to add to the challenge! Now something that makes it harder for the other guy would be very welcome.

makes it a challenging environment to play in!

[itsnoteasy]

Geoff that sounds like that Steptoe and Son episode.

[cyberheater]

Geoff that sounds like that Steptoe and Son episode.

That was a awesome episode. Ha ha.

[dave121260]

just out of curiosity how much would a log cabin big enough for a pool table cost any1 got any ideas

[Geoff Large]

just out of curiosity how much would a log cabin big enough for a pool table cost any1 got any ideas

here you go Dave

http://www.hortons-portablebuildings...php?log_id=460

or if you want to live in it as well this page has some two storey ones ,

http://www.hortons-portablebuildings...ed-cabin-sales

and a photo of one being used as a games room

http://www.logcabins.co.uk/casestudy.asp?ID=4