20' & 22' Shuffleboards

Choosing Between 20' and 22' Shuffleboards

Every Hudson model in this collection is offered in both 20' and 22' lengths, which makes the length decision mostly about your room rather than the style you like. A 20' table is the more common choice for home game rooms and basements because it needs less clearance at each end for players to draw and slide the puck. The 22' length is the tournament-standard playing surface found in bars, clubs, and dedicated game rooms, and it gives more room for the puck to travel and settle, which can make for a slightly more competitive game. Before ordering, measure the full length of your space and add at least 3 to 4 feet of clearance beyond each end of the table for players to stand and shoot comfortably, since both sizes require walking room on both ends regardless of the table's overall footprint.

20' & 22' Shuffleboard Styles We Carry

All 40 tables in this collection are built by Hudson Shuffleboards, so the differences between models come down to finish, wood species, and design details rather than brand quality tiers. The Limited Edition Teak and Holland series lean into natural wood tones, while the Grand Hudson and Grand Hudson Deluxe lines offer a more traditional cabinet-style build. Players who want a heavier, more substantial look often gravitate toward the Intimidator or Dominator, while the Metro, Cirrus, and Pasadena models bring a cleaner, more contemporary profile to a game room. For a lodge or rustic-cabin look, the Ponderosa is built around a heavier wood grain, and the Octagon stands out with its non-rectangular base shape. If you want a low-maintenance surface with a modern metal finish, the Brushed Stainless Steel table is the one metal-finish option in the lineup. Buyers furnishing a commercial space such as a bar, restaurant, or rec center should start with The Commercial, which is named and positioned for higher-use environments. The Fallbrook Limited, Sedona Limited, and Torino Limited round out the collection as named limited-run finishes for shoppers who want a table that stands apart from the more common cabinet styles.

Materials and Cabinet Construction

Shuffleboard tables in this price range are built as furniture-grade cabinets meant to last for years of regular play, and the model names in this collection reflect the range of finish options available. Teak appears specifically in the Limited Edition Teak series, giving those tables a distinct wood tone and grain pattern compared to the rest of the lineup. The Brushed Stainless Steel table is the only finish built around a metal surface treatment rather than a traditional wood cabinet look, which makes it a fit for game rooms with a more industrial or modern design theme. The remaining models, including Holland, Grand Hudson, Metro, Dominator, Berkeley, Cirrus, Ponderosa, Pasadena, and Tavern, are differentiated primarily by cabinet styling, leg design, and finish tone rather than a single named wood species, so it's worth reviewing each product's own listing for the specific finish details before you buy.

Planning for Delivery and Setup

Shuffleboard tables at this size and price point are large, heavy furniture pieces, and buyers should plan for a doorway, hallway, and stairwell path wide enough to move a table section into the intended room. Because every table here comes in a 20' or 22' format, measure your entryways against the longer dimension of the table before ordering, not just the finished room where it will sit. Most tables in this category ship in sections that are assembled on-site, so also confirm that your room has a level floor, since an uneven surface can affect how consistently the puck slides from one end to the other. If you are outfitting a commercial space, The Commercial model is worth a close look given its name and its position in the lineup as the option built with higher-traffic use in mind.

Who These Tables Are Built For

With a price span of $11,595 to $23,995, this collection covers everything from a first serious home shuffleboard table to a premium centerpiece for a dedicated game room, bar, or clubhouse. Homeowners setting up a basement or bonus room will likely start with the 20' length in a style like the Metro, Cirrus, or Pasadena for a cleaner look, while those wanting the full 22' tournament feel can choose the same finish in the longer size. Buyers furnishing a business, restaurant, or event space should prioritize The Commercial or one of the heavier-built options like the Dominator or Intimidator. Because every design here is offered by Hudson Shuffleboards across both lengths, you can pick the finish you like first and then decide on 20' versus 22' based on your room's dimensions.