What size do I need in order to cover a 60" table? I want it to cover like the photo shown, all the way down to the floor.
1796631
I used the link to help with sizing. You would need 120" for it to drop to the floor. http://www.linentablecloth.com/tablecloth-sizing
1796632
You need to measure the hight from the floor to the top of the table, multiply it by 2, and add it to the diameter of the table (60"). For example, if the hight from the floor to the edge of the table is 30", than 30" x 2 + 60" = 120". You will need a 120" table cloth :)
1043814
You would probably want another cloth under to completely cover table. I used a plastic. Also, it was cut unevenly. I squared it up before using. Makes great BB backing because you can wash & reuse.
950056
I doubt it. Mine is 48" and the cover is roomy enough, but I don't think it would give good coverage on a 60" piece.
700192
I have a 4x6 foot table works great. The cover I bought fits a 4x6 so it would not fit a different size table appropriately.
20016
I didn't buy the 60" round table cloth. I bought the oval one and it hangs about 8" over the sides of my 65" long oval table.
1454421
If your table is 52" wide, this tablecloth being 60" wide will only hang 4" on each sideand if your table is 68" long and you got the 84" length it would hang 8" at the ends so it would not be as even as pictured
756726
You need to allow about 6 inches on all 4 sides to hang down so order at least 54" square table cloth. I love the quality, thickness and finishing of mine which is very large.
1647059
You will need quite a few bags, I would say 10 to 15 bags. I covered 9/ 8 foot tables just the center in a straight line like they fell from the tree, about a half foot from the ends of the table. If you want to make it look like a pile of leaves I would scrunch up a rug then cover it in a rust or brown plain fabric and cover it with the leaves that way you wouldn't need so much. You will need to crunch them up and I guess i didn't notice and smell. Hope this helps.
1647983
Gordon,My table is 60" wide and it fits fine. The net extends beyond the edges of the table as you can see from the illustration.
649983
I just measured mine and it would take an 82-inch finished tablecloth. It's a fantastic table but with that size, I think I'd suggest fabric from an upholstery/drapery shop (54" width with two seams -the 54" full 82" + hemming allowance in the center with 14-1/2 inches on two sides and then cut your circle allowing 1/2" for seaming and hemming) or a sheet large enough to cut the 83 to 84" circle which would be the 82" finished size after hemming. You will have to do a tiny hem with a circular shape like this. Hope this helps.
508013
I used it on a very small table and wanted it to hang to the floor. If the table is 60" , I believe that it should work with a 10" drape.
363772
The table will fold in half, so you still need the 60 inches. However with the tops folded along with the legs, the width is around 12 inches.
50592
I purchased a 70" linen table cloth for my 33" round table. It fit nicely for my purpose. We use it for a display only. The cloth is approximately 18inches off the floor. So yours should be about 14" off the floor. The quality is also nice.
944787
You can try the 60" by 80". If you are referring to inches and not feet like you posted. From there if you don't like the excess amount, you can modify it.
586463
The cover has a draw string that allows it to be cinched tight. As an extra precaution, we place a sandbag on top of the table to keep it from blowing off. But the drawstring seems to do the job and has never come loose. Our table is 48" and it hangs over considerably. I think it will work fine on a 40" table. It is made of strong and durable material.
1258252
I think the one I use is a 60" and it goes to the floor. I love this little table!
1647984
Gordon, My table is 60" wide and it fits fine. The net extends beyond the edges of the table as you can see from the illustration.