What guy doesn’t dream of having a snooker table in their own home? It’s just they’re so…BIG and where on earth are you going to find the space for one? Eventually kids leave home and their bedrooms become free but most bedrooms are too small, the garage is too darn drafty and oh well, I guess it’s nice to dream.

But wait! What if there were a way to incorporate a snooker table into an existing room in your home WITHOUT losing the original purpose and functionality of that room? Wouldn’t that be just fantastic?!

Stop dreaming…start looking a snooker diners!

A snooker dining table offers both the functionality of an exquisite dining table or, with a quick removal of the table-top, the functionality of a full size snooker table. All the balls, chalk, cues and accessories are stored within the table so when not in use, it looks exactly the same as a top quality dining room table until the lads come over then, hey presto - your dining room gets converted into a gameroom without you even having to lift a hammer.

Snooker diners may combine the function of two pieces of home furniture but that doesn’t mean you need to lose anything from either. Convertible snooker dining room tables are a luxury item and as such, typically give you a gorgeous dining room table in addition to a top quality snooker table. Snooker diners typically come with the option to buy matching chairs to give you the full dining room table set when not in use as a snooker table.

Some of the more popular manufacturers of convertible snooker diners include Jaques and Riley who both produce top quality snooker dining tables. For example, the 7ft Jaques Corniche Diner Snooker Table are manufactured with hand floated Italian slate, feature hand polished mahogany surrounds and under-carriage, solid brass pocket furniture, removable mahogany tabletop and best napped West of England Cloth. A 6ft snooker dining table is also available. These are quality tables which are available to buy here online.

Convertible snooker dining tables are not a cheap option by any means, with a good quality snooker diner costing over £1500 but if you simple do not have the room to create a dedicated home gameroom then a snooker diner is an excellent second option.