i this material good for a tablecloth?
823633
I wouldn't use it for a table cloth because it is so thin. It probably has a lot of sizing in it to give it the body it does have. I used it for curtains for a college dorm room and lined it with a white cotton fabric of similar weight because I wanted an inexpensive fabric that only need to last a couple of years and would not need to be washed. It worked well for that use. If the fabric is not substantial enough to wear, it would not be substantial enough for a table cloth that must be washed from time to time. Hope this is helpful to you.
2192987
So using the philosophy that, "There are NO stupid questions!" I would simply say that if the baseball field is the same dimensions(or less) of the table cloth here then I suppose you could. Or you would need A LOT!!! of monster high table cloths and I really believe you would make out better with a tarp.
586462
Probably should ask the manufacturer, but in my case, my table is square (40" on a side), rather than round, but I think it should work because the cover has a lot of elastic material on the edges and pulls it together under the table top. The cloth is a flexible material that is waterproof buy you should not wash it in a machine or soak it. Just use a damp cloth to regularly clean it.
2152434
I'm really not sure...I used trivets for all of my hot dishes but I think that with a heavy enough table cloth it should be okay.
299070
I used it on s table top and it got a scratch. I would not use it again because of the cost, smell and extra long dry time. I prefer oil based poly.
675325
Possibly, but I don't have it any more to look and see; I sold the many tablecloths I bought for my daughter's wedding. It wasn't sheer; it was the thickest of the white ones I ordered.
50590
Yes! That what I use my tablecloth on, a 42 inch table. The over hang is 12 inches. It is a great quality, elegant looking tablecloth. Also, when I washed and dried it for the first time (according to manufacturers directions) I didn't have to iron it. Hope this info helps.
1820693
I would recommend making a frame. The material is a bit too soft by itself. I made frames and covered them with burlap and they turned out great! Cheers.
1147425
Might be, it's soft enough but not very warm though. I use it as a table cloth. And the threads on the edges are easy to become loose.
1983780
I used this to make a fleece blanket, but it does have some stretch to it. The material is very similar to that of my fleece pajama pants so I would think that is is suitable to use for lounge wear. I hope this helps!
881766
This tablecloth fits the standard 6ft rec banquet table with a height under 4ft. My personal feeling is that it will not stretch the additional inches without it ripping/tearing. I even ripped one of the pockets where the foot of the table legs go trying to get it on. It is a snug fit that I don't feel would stretch a lot further. I am not sure what other products would work, but maybe you can call the company directly and ask. Good luck.
1761587
I use the fabric for the interior of presentation cases and is very nice for this but I don't think it would be good for curtains.
531804
This tablecloth is only use for fast clean up and protect our table for spills. It's has plastic lined under the paper top layer. We don't put anything that hot directly onto our hard wood table top. Anything that's too hot for your table, this wouldn't protect it.
236165
Your best bet is to measure the tabletop. I used this cover on 60" tabletops and they draped to the floor and even had a bit of extra at the bottom. My tables seated 8 people. Also, if you google tablecloth sizes, you will be able to find widgets that allow you to see what different sized cloths will look like on your size table. I was very happy with these cloths, they looked great and held up well!
909620
No, it would be too thick for that I think. Its really like a very thick furniture moving cloth
485533
It was pretty smooth. I made a table cloth from this and it worked perfect!
527040
The material is thin enough to use on the top surface of a workbench. The material is pretty durable and should do well as long as it is protected from cutting activities and/or impact activities.