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From a playing perspective the ends of the pool table would be seriously jeopardized to the point of needing to utilize 42 inch cuesticks on the ends of the table. So anytime the cueball was 16 inches far from the end rails you would certainly be able to make use of the common 58 ″ hint to make the shot. Yet as the cueball lands better to the end rails you would require to make use of the shorter length cue. You would be almost 2 feet short on completions if you went with an 8ft pool table. It's workable, you would certainly need to make use of 48 inch cuesticks for shots within about 11 inches of both end rails. So if you positioned the head of the table at one of the open ends of the space you can still brake with a basic 58 inch hint.
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