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Two pieces of molding will be 6 feet long, and the other two will measure 30 inches long. Nail them to the edges of the plywood to prevent the raw edge of the plywood from snagging the tablecloth. Cover the table with a floor length banquet table cloth to hide the cable reels.
The first step in choosing the perfect tablecloth is to align it with the shape of your table. Most common are: oval, round, oblong, and square. Size. Next, use a measuring tape to determine the length and width. If your table is round, measure the diameter, or length from end to end.Write down the figure in inches on a slip of paper and keep it handy when shopping â you might think you'll remember, but it's always best to double check.See the chart below to quickly gauge the size that's best for your table.hen you receive your new tablecloth, drape it on your table and measure the overhang. A properly fitted one shouldn't have more than a 6- to 12-inch drop on any side. A few measurements and planning are well worth the time when shopping for a tablecloth, and they'll lay the foundation for a well-dressed table.