I'm about to launch a new campaign, so just wondered what kind of space everyone else deems necessary.

Hi, Matt,
I use a ping-pong table so about 1.5 X 3 metres.
We use a second table for bigger games.
At the moment my "club" (2 friends) are doing a cut-down version of Friedland.
donald

I use a pernament set up in my garage 16feet by 6 feet.I like my games to be big.
Regards
Derek

6x4' is usually lots for us.

I have a main table which is 8' by 4', but I am planning to replace the surface with one that is 9' by 5'. I also use a smaller table for some games (it's about 4' square)

I use six ping pong tables joined together. There are "lakes" or "ponds" cut into certain sections to all allow access to all areas of the table.
David Moore

Just strated on building a kind of modulair terrain, (if that's the right word) Using 30X30 cm square wooden bases.

I had also planned on a module table, using 30" squares. Three squares wide, and six squares long. But, with the on-set of arthritis, I had to reduce the demensions, to insure I could reach over every inch of the table to game. The squares became 29"x29". My table is made-up of 18 squares measuring total 14'6" x 7' 3". It makes a good size area for movement for my 25mm figures. Also, I can use just half the table, or even just 6 squares for smaller games. Works out very well....Not to mention, I sometimes have two different games going, one at each end.

Ping-pong table, but I can make it longer if required

Will

My table is roughly 6'x4'. Eventually will be larger once I invest in a house.