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Table Tennis Tables

Table tennis tables for home, school and club play, with indoor and outdoor models from Butterfly and STIGA. They range from foldable rollaway tables that pack into a garage to full-size competition tables. The buying guide below explains how thickness, size and storage differ so you can match a table to your space.

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Buying guide

Choosing a table tennis table: indoor, outdoor or foldable

A table tennis table is the biggest single purchase in the sport, so it's worth matching the table to where it will live and how often it gets used. Indoor tables use a wood-based top that gives the truest bounce, which is why clubs and regular players choose them. If the table will sit outside or in a carport, an outdoor table tennis table uses a weatherproof top that handles rain and sun without warping. Where floor space is tight, our indoor and foldable tables fold in half and roll away between games.

Tabletop thickness, from recreational to competition tables

Tabletop thickness is the main thing that changes how a table plays. Recreational tables sit around 12 to 16mm, club practice tables around 19 to 22mm, and competition tables run 25mm and up. We stock Stiga, Butterfly and our own SportsX tables across all of these, including ITTF-approved models and a wheelchair-accessible table. If you need parts down the track, replacement nets and covers are in table tennis table spare parts. Once the table is in place, round out your setup with table tennis bats, balls and a net.

Table tennis tables: common questions

A full-size regulation table is 2.74m long, 1.525m wide and 76cm high. Every full-size table we sell matches these dimensions. The differences are in tabletop thickness, frame and how the table folds.

For casual home games, 12 to 16mm is fine. For regular practice, 19 to 22mm holds a steadier bounce. For tournament-standard play, look at 25mm and above.

No. An indoor table's wooden top swells and warps in damp or wet conditions. If the table lives outside or in an open carport, choose an outdoor table built for it.

Most do. They fold in half on lockable castors so you can wheel them against a wall, and many let you fold one half upright for solo playback practice.

Yes. A ping pong table and a table tennis table are the same thing. Ping pong was the original trademarked name; the sport is officially table tennis. Every table here suits both.