Arcade Cabinet Dimensions: A Real Size Guide Before You Buy

Arcade Cabinet Dimensions: A Real Size Guide Before You Buy

Full-size arcade cabinet with dimension reference

Before wrap designs or game libraries, the question that actually decides whether an order goes through is simple: will it fit? Here's a real, straightforward size reference across every format we build.

Full-Size Upright Cabinets

The classic tall format β€” authentic arcade feel, the most floor space required. A standard full-size upright runs approximately 70"H Γ— 23.5"W Γ— 30"D. Measure the exact footprint against your space before ordering, especially doorways and hallways it needs to pass through on delivery day.

Hexacadeβ„’ (Oversized 4-Player Cabinet)

Built wider specifically for 4-player use, so it runs larger than a standard upright: approximately 71"H Γ— 41.25"W Γ— 23"D, with a 43" screen β€” larger than the 32" screen on our other cabinet lines.

Wall-Mounted Cabinets

No base, no floor footprint β€” mounts directly to the wall at roughly the footprint of a large framed picture. The best option when floor space is the real constraint but wall space isn't.

Pedestal Cabinets

A compact, table-height format with no wide side panels β€” smaller footprint than a full upright while still reading as real furniture, not a tabletop unit.

Tabletop Cabinets

The smallest commitment β€” sits on a counter, bar, or table with no dedicated floor or wall space required at all.

How to Actually Measure Before Ordering

  • Measure the intended spot, not just "the room looks big enough" β€” floor and wall space get eaten up by furniture faster than expected
  • Check doorway and hallway widths the cabinet needs to pass through on delivery, not just the final spot
  • For wall-mounted units, confirm the wall itself can support the mounting hardware
  • Leave a few inches of buffer around any format β€” exact-fit measurements leave no margin for delivery day

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the smallest format available?
A tabletop cabinet is the smallest commitment β€” it sits on any existing counter, bar, or table with no dedicated space required.

Does a bigger cabinet mean a bigger game library?
No β€” every format runs on the same multicade foundation, so cabinet size affects footprint and player count, not how many games are available.

Why is the Hexacadeβ„’ a different size than the other cabinets?
It's built wider specifically to fit a 4-player control deck comfortably, and pairs that with a larger 43" screen β€” both intentional for its role as a party-sized centerpiece rather than a space-saving option.

Compare real dimensions across our full lineup β€” from compact home arcade machines to our largest full-size arcade cabinets, every one a factory-direct multicade shipped as a fully assembled arcade machine.

Still not sure what fits? Call us at (800) 705-9901 β€” we'll help you figure out the right format before you order, not after it arrives.