How Much Does a Football Table Cost in the UK?

Bonzini B90 football table in natural beech with red rails

A new football table (also called a foosball table or table football) costs about £679 to £9,995 in the UK, based on 47 tables listed at Premium Pool Tables on 18 October 2026. The median is £2,515. Prices include VAT, and delivery to mainland England and Wales is usually included.

That's the short answer. If it's all you needed, you can stop here. If you're weighing a £700 table against a £3,500 one, the rest of this guide shows what the gap buys.

How much does a foosball table cost?

Most new tables cost between £679 and £4,995. Of the 47 tables below £10,000 in the football table collection, 10 cost under £1,000. Another 11 cost £1,000 to £1,999, and 8 cost £2,000 to £2,999.

The rest sit higher: 7 at £3,000 to £3,999, 6 at £4,000 to £4,999 and 5 at £5,000 to £9,995. One designer table, the Vismara Oskar, costs £21,999. It is a made-to-order piece of furniture, so the median and bands here leave it out.

These figures come from 48 tables read from the collection's product feed on 18 October 2026, using the lowest price where a table comes in several finishes. One listing showed a price of £0.00 for a single colour and was left out.

Delivery to mainland England and Wales is included on the product pages checked for this guide, unless a page says otherwise. Scotland, Northern Ireland and offshore addresses are quoted separately. The delivery and installation terms have the detail.

What is the average cost of a foosball table?

None of the sources checked for this guide publishes an average for the UK, so here is one you can check yourself. Across the 47 tables under £10,000, the median is £2,515 and the mean is £2,931.

A median means half the tables cost less and half cost more. It is the better measure here, because a few expensive pieces pull the mean up. Add the Oskar and the mean you would see climbs to £3,328.

Neither of the two buying guides parsed for this article gives a price figure. Both are US pages, so neither helps you budget in pounds.

How much does a soccer table cost?

The same as a football table or a foosball table, because they are one game. A table sold as "soccer" is priced like any other, so use the figures in this guide.

What changes the price is the build. A cabinet in 20 mm MDF, as on the Garlando F-200, weighs about 60 kg. The 22 mm beech cabinet on the Bonzini B90 weighs 80 kg, or 103 kg in the ITSF competition version.

More weight tends to mean a table that stays put when two people lean into a shot. It also tends to mean more material and a higher price.

How much is a new foosball table, by type?

It depends on the type, and the type sets your starting point. These are the price ranges for each group on 18 October 2026, using each table's lowest price.

Type Tables Price range
Garlando indoor tables, such as the G-500 11 £679 to £1,420
Outdoor tables, such as the Norditalia Storm F-1 7 £899 to £2,859
Coin-operated tables 8 £1,480 to £5,000
Heemskerk, SAM and other indoor tables 7 £2,145 to £7,000
Bonzini tables, such as the B90 14 £2,995 to £9,995
Design piece (Vismara Oskar) 1 £21,999

Outdoor tables start higher than the cheapest indoor ones because they need weather-resistant materials. The Cornilleau Origin Outdoor, at £2,859, uses a laminated resin body and stainless steel rods and goals. Coin-operated tables are built for venues, so they carry thicker cabinets and a coin mechanism.

How much should you spend on a foosball table?

Plan on £700 to £1,300 if you want a table your family will use every week. Ten Garlando tables sit between £679 and £1,269, and 21 of the 47 tables cost under £2,000, so you have real choice before you reach the premium end.

Spend £2,000 to £3,500 if you want solid beech or a heavier build for your games room. That is where the Heemskerk range starts at £2,145 and where the Bonzini B90 sits at £3,495. Above £4,000 you are paying for competition licences, finishes and made-to-order options.

How much does a decent foosball table cost?

From about £679 on this site. The Garlando G-500 costs £679 in Grey Oak, £699 in Evolution black and silver and £748.50 in Classico. You get a 25 mm MDF cabinet, ball-bearing steel rods, a 120 x 70 cm playfield, and the table weighs about 75 kg.

The Garlando Master Cup at £1,019 adds solid steel rods and screw-on players, so a damaged figure can be swapped alone. That matters in a busy household.

Cabinet thickness is one way to compare. It is 20 mm on the F-200, 25 mm on the G-500 and Master Cup, and 30 mm on the coin-operated Master Cup. Thicker walls mean a heavier table that is harder to push across the floor.

How much is a mini foosball table?

Mini does not mean cheap, as you might expect. The smallest table in this range, the Bonzini Eurobut 2-Rod Mini, costs £2,995. It measures 0.86 m x 1.00 m x 0.95 m and weighs 60 kg, so you are buying a small piece of furniture, not a toy.

For children, the Garlando Master Cup Shorty costs £909. It stands 73 cm high against about 88 cm on a standard table, and its telescopic rods do not poke out of the far side.

If you want a true toy-grade table, this site does not sell one. The four cheapest foosball tables in a Google Shopping UK search on 18 October 2026 were listed at £46.99, £59.95, £62.95 and £67.99. This guide has not tested or compared how those are built, so treat them as a price marker only.

Is a cheaper foosball table ever the better buy?

Yes, in some cases. The same Google Shopping search showed the cheapest full-size listings, 119 to 137 cm long, at £109.95 to £164.95. That is well below this site's £679 floor.

If you play a few times a year, rent, or want something for a teenager's bedroom, a cheaper table can serve you well. You can always upgrade once you know you will play regularly.

The risk is build quality, and you can't see it in a photo. Weight is the quickest check: the tables here run from about 60 kg to 103 kg. Look for the weight in a listing before you compare prices, and ask the seller if it isn't shown.

What other costs come with a football table?

Outdoor use

An indoor table is not an outdoor table. The indoor G-500 is made from MDF and should stay indoors.

If you want a garden table, the Garlando G-500 Weatherproof uses 30 mm weather-resistant multi-layer board. Check which one you are pricing. A protective cover is a separate option on some outdoor tables, including the Cornilleau Origin.

Coin mechanisms

The coin-operated Garlando Master Cup costs £1,979 and weighs about 100 kg. Its coin validator is set to €1 per game as standard, with other amounts, currencies or tokens available on request. Ask before you order if you need pounds.

Used tables

There is no reliable current UK price for used football tables, so none is quoted. A Gumtree search page on 18 October 2026 showed listings at £20, £35 and £45, one marked collection only. Those are asking prices, not sale prices, and they say nothing about condition.

If you collect one, you will need a van and a second person, because a 60 to 80 kg table is not a one-person lift.

Folding tables

If space is the problem, the Garlando Foldy Evolution costs £919. It folds to a footprint of 27.3 x 76.3 cm and has built-in wheels. If the table will never move, a fixed-leg table such as the G-500 costs £679 to £748.50.

So how much should you budget?

For a new table you will keep, plan on £700 to £1,300. Just over three quarters of the tables here, 36 of 47, cost under £4,000, so there is a lot of choice before you reach the premium end.

Check the product page for lead times on made-to-order finishes, because special colours add time before your table ships. If you are weighing two tables and cannot decide, tell Rossa the room size and who will play.

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