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Tiger PingPong Portland Outdoor Ping Pong Table (Gen 1)
Was: $1,399.00Now: $1,199.00 -
Tiger PingPong Expo Outdoor Ping Pong Table
Was: $1,200.00Now: $999.00 -
Table Tennis Conversion Top
$500.00
Choose a table that suits the way you play, from a polished indoor games room to an outdoor gathering space. Compare table format, storage and the details that make everyday play easy.
Pictured: Tiger Expo Outdoor.Ping Pong Tables · The buying guide
A table that earns its place
A great ping pong table makes a room more inviting long after the first game. Start with where it will live, then compare the playing surface, folded footprint and the route into the room. A full-size table has a satisfying presence, while a conversion top can be a smart way to add play without giving a room over completely.
Details worth knowing
Start with where the table will play and where it will live between games. Indoor, outdoor and folding needs lead to different shortlists.
Talk with our teamWhat size is a regulation table tennis table?
USA Table Tennis lists the standard table at 9 feet long, 5 feet wide and 2.5 feet high. Measure the table itself, then leave comfortable room to move and return shots. A compact or conversion option can be a better fit when the room has to do more than one job.
Should I choose an indoor or outdoor table?
Let the setting lead the choice. Indoor and outdoor tables are built for different routines, so compare the materials, care instructions and storage guidance on the exact model. A covered patio may still call for the outdoor model’s stated care plan, while an indoor table can keep a games room feeling beautifully tailored.
When is a conversion top the right choice?
A conversion top is ideal when a room needs to switch easily between games and other uses. Check its stated dimensions, support requirements and storage plan before choosing. It is a thoughtful way to add play to a shared space when a dedicated table would make the room feel crowded.
How should I plan storage between games?
Compare the table’s stored dimensions as carefully as its playing footprint. Check whether the exact model folds, separates into halves or stays assembled, and leave space to move it safely along the intended route. A cover should fit the stated storage position; it is not a substitute for the manufacturer’s indoor or outdoor storage guidance.
What else belongs in the first setup?
Check whether the selected table includes its net and posts, then choose paddles and balls for the people who will play. If you are buying a conversion top, confirm how it is supported and protected underneath. Plan where those parts will go between games so changing the room from one use to another stays straightforward.