Board Game Table.vault Depth

Go back to the Game Table Design Series: Index What is a vault? The vault is a sunken area in the middle of the table that is typically 1" to 4" deep. The vault can be covered up using a series of interlocking planks (or a single sheet of material). Best Vault depth for a gaming table? I'm getting a gaming table made and I'm trying to decide on the vault depth.

Anywhere from 2" to 3.5". The depth of the game vault is measured from the surface of the game vault floor, without any insert or play mat, to the underside of the table leaves. This means you could stand up a miniature that is 2" tall in a 2" deep game vault when the leaves are in place.

A vault cap is used when configuring a table with a smaller vault using some of the vault planks. The vault cap prevents game components from rolling/sliding under the vault planks. Adjustable Board Gaming Table Vault This tabletop games table features a fully adjustable vault with four different depth settings; 1″, 2″, 3″ or 4″ recessed to help keep your game or puzzle pieces on the table.

Fortunately, adjusting the vault depth is easy! I've two questions for anyone who has made and/or bought a board gaming table with a recessed play area, how deep is it and if you don't like the current depth what would your ideal depth be? Thanks! Been looking at all the different tables out there and trying to understand the difference between depth in a vault.

The Jasper's 2.25in depth seems kind of shallow to store games in and then the TOUG has both 1.5 or 3.5 inch depths as well Anyone with a vaulted table have experience with storing games in their vault? Trying to stay in that 3.5x5 table range, with a vault and topper but. A top-quality board game table with a 4' x 6' play area and an adjustable vault depth. Includes dining topper & one FREE game mat.

Seats 6. The key feature that separates a board game table from a regular table is its vault. The vault is a "sunken" area in the middle of that table that contains the play surface.

The vault on my table is 2 inches deep. It wouldn't be tall enough to store certain games with tall components (which would only be an issue if I wanted to put the top on and come back to that game), but it works great for the games I have. Making the vault deeper would mean either raising the total height of the table top, or reducing the amount of space for people's thighs.

Before I built my.