Freetime Fun Westwood 7' Multi-Game Pool Table

The Westwood is a 7-foot table. Standard tournament and bar pool tables run 7, 8, or 9 feet — 7-foot is the most common size for home game rooms because it fits more easily in a standard basement or rec room while still providing a genuine billiards experience. The K-66 cushions and playing surface geometry match standard table sizing.

The table measures 84" long × 48" wide. With the included 57" cues, plan for roughly 5 feet of clearance on all four sides for a full stroke range — that works out to a minimum room footprint of approximately 14' × 13', though 15' × 14' or larger is more comfortable. If space is tighter, shorter 48" or 52" cues can reduce the clearance requirement to around 4 feet per side.

Assembled, the Westwood measures 84" long × 48" wide × 32" high (213 × 122 × 81 cm). The playfield surface is 74" × 38" with a ¾" thick bed. Table and top weight combined is 312.5 lbs (142 kg) — plan your delivery and room placement accordingly, and have adequate help on hand for moving or positioning.

Freetime Fun estimates approximately one hour of assembly time. Two adults are recommended for the general build — and at least four strong adults when flipping the table upright from the assembly position, as the combined weight is 312.5 lbs. The legs arrive pre-assembled and bolt to the cabinet with the included M8 hardware and Allen wrench. No additional tools are required, though an electric screwdriver set to low torque can help speed things up.

Yes — the Westwood ships with a complete set of billiards accessories (2.25" balls, two 57" cues, ball rack, table brush, rail brush, chalk, table spot) and a full table tennis set (two paddles, two balls, net, and posts). The dining top and six EVA protection pads are also included. The only items sold separately are the optional matching storage benches.

K-66 is the industry-standard cushion profile used on full-size billiards tables — the geometry is designed to deflect the cue ball at a consistent, predictable angle regardless of where the ball strikes the rail. Budget tables often use softer, lower-profile rubber that deadens the rebound and produces inconsistent bank shots. The Westwood's K-66 rails give you a noticeably more responsive and accurate playing surface than most tables in this category.

Yes. The dining top is finished in high-pressure melamine — the same surface used in quality kitchen furniture — so it handles daily use, spills, and everyday wear. At 84" × 48", it seats six comfortably. The optional matching benches add padded seating specifically designed for extended dining comfort, with faux leather upholstery that wipes clean easily.

The matching storage benches are sold separately. They are designed to match the Westwood's wood-grain melamine finish and include deep cushion padding, faux leather upholstery, and gas-cylinder lifters for easy-open accessory storage. If you want the full dining and storage setup, add the benches at the time of purchase or separately.

Mitered corners mean the cabinet edges meet at a 45-degree cut joint, similar to how quality furniture and cabinetry is built — rather than being capped with bulky plastic corner pieces. This gives the Westwood a cleaner, more refined visual profile, and the joint itself is structurally stronger than a basic corner guard because the wood fibers interlock rather than abutting end-grain against a plastic piece.

Each leg includes an adjustable leveling foot that is recessed inside the leg so it is not visible during play. After the table is assembled and positioned, you adjust each foot independently — typically by turning clockwise or counterclockwise — to raise or lower that corner until the playing surface reads level. This is especially useful for basement floors, which are often slightly out of level across a large span.

No. The Westwood is designed and warranted for indoor use only. The engineered wood cabinet and melamine finish are not rated for outdoor exposure, humidity, or temperature variation. Use it in a climate-controlled space such as a finished basement, family room, or dedicated game room.

The Westwood is covered by Freetime Fun's 1-Year Limited Warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of original retail purchase. The warranty is non-transferable and is honored directly by Freetime Fun — not by Deck & Den. All claims require proof of purchase. The warranty does not cover damage from misuse, abuse, improper assembly, or normal scratching from regular use. Commercial or institutional use voids the warranty.

Yes, but Freetime Fun specifically cautions against dragging the table — doing so can damage the legs and cabinet base. When repositioning, lift the table at the cabinet corners (not by the legs) with enough people to carry it clear of the floor. At 312.5 lbs, this is a serious lift — plan accordingly. For longer moves, disassembling the legs first is the safer approach.

A dedicated single-use pool table in the same size category typically offers a slate or MDF playing surface and no conversion function. The Westwood trades a slate bed for 3-in-1 convertibility — the K-66 cushions and upgraded felt help close the play-feel gap versus a dedicated MDF-bed table. If billiards is your primary use and you never want a dining or ping pong option, a dedicated table may suit you better. If you want one table that serves multiple functions in a shared household space, the Westwood is a strong fit.

The Westwood ships via LTL freight with free curbside delivery (liftgate included) to the contiguous 48 states. The freight carrier will contact you to schedule a delivery appointment — it is important to answer their call so delivery can be arranged. You must be present to sign the bill of lading. If you prefer room-of-choice delivery with skid removal, White Glove service is available for an additional fee. Note that White Glove service does not include assembly.

Inspect the packaging carefully before signing. If you see visible external damage, take photos and refuse the shipment, then contact Deck & Den immediately. If you suspect concealed damage but packaging appears intact, accept delivery and note "damaged" on the bill of lading, then inspect the table as soon as possible and report any damage to us promptly so we can work with the carrier to resolve it.

Deck & Den accepts returns on the Westwood within 45 days of delivery. Please contact us before initiating a return so we can coordinate freight pick-up. Review our full returns policy for complete details.

Yes. Freetime Fun sells replacement parts directly. You will need the model number (RB5900A) and the specific part number from the assembly manual. Contact Freetime Fun at 1-888-620-6088 or through freetimefun.com to order parts.

Yes — it is well-suited for mixed-age households. The table tennis conversion gives younger kids an activity that is immediately accessible, while the billiards setup provides a game that teens and adults can grow into. The melamine finish handles everyday use, and the included accessories cover everything needed for both games. For children playing pool, shorter cues may be worth purchasing separately for comfort.

Yes. If you find the Freetime Fun Westwood RB5900A-1 at a lower price from another authorized dealer, Deck & Den will match it. Visit our price match page for details and to submit a request.