I have 6 6ft by 4ft 9in picnic tables i want to cover..no need for them to be long to the ground&lt;how much cloth doI need?
231153
If you find the material wide enough for your tables, I suggest 3 yds per table.
1236680
yes, very easy. i did it w/ my teenage son. an extra set of hands & eyes always helps. extra advice. use treated lumber. for one set of plastic on each side i would use 6 foot long 2x4's. i say this for the following reason. i initially purchased 2 sets to make a picnic table & the direction said to get 2x4's, 8 feet long & they sagged in the middle. so to correct the issue, i ordered a 3rd set & inserted them in the center for added support. i wanted the 8 foot table/bench.
901305
This would cover the table, yes, but would not fit to the way that the linen is cut. Your table is 60", that's a 5 foot table, whereas this linen cover is made for a 6 foot table.
1798358
A 90 in. round tablecloth would not cover your table, unfortunately. We would suggest a 132 inch round if you have an 8 ft. round table, and we suggest a 60 x 126 inch or 90 x 156 inch tablecloth if you have an 8 ft. rectangular table.
1479150
I have a patio that is approximattely 30' x 20' and I use 2 units which covers the active areas (approx 10' x 10' picnic table area and 10' x 10'' grill area) of the patio well. So, I'd recommend 1 unit per approximately each 10' x 10' area. I agree with others that wind definitely plays a factor (reduces coverage effectiveness).
228047
I"m sorry I bought mine so long ago I don't remember what sizes I purchased. I figured out the sizes I wanted by measuring the table tops and then figuring how much I wanted to the table cloth to hang over the sides. I do remember their sizes were accurate.
52142
This fabric covers my 108" x 48" table. I do use the quilted pad underneath it. When we need a smaller table, I just fold it under to fit. It is a wonderful material for card playing and you could definitely cut it to fit.
1788941
Long table cloth. Covered an oblong (rectangle) table approx. 72" or a bit less.
1648755
I bought the big cloth and put it on a 9 X 12 frame that I built and actually hinged it in the middle to fold it to 4 1/2 x 12 to bring in from outdoors. it works perfect and does not crease when folded in half. Use it at a campground and hang it from the gable end of rec hall for outdoors movies. very happy with the product. hope this helps you , wish I could show you pictures
2144892
It covers four chairs and a 60 inch round table. The ground clearance is a little higher than expected. I est. Appox. 13 inches ground to hem. It weathered the summer and early fall without incident or issue. In heavy wind it held tightly. Other covers have routinely blown off.
1088444
It wraps around and Velcro's to itself. I've used mine on 4ft to 8ft tables. The only thing I do is make sure I know where the center of the skirt is and start that at the front center of the table. Really happy I bought these.
701047
Not sure what a "standard" picnic table measures, but I was able to put my shelter over a 9' long state campground table with ease. There is a little room to move around in. I set up a camp chair next to table, and I was very comfortable.
2102917
There are 2 mats.15x30" each,so u get 30x60" of coverage.What I did was buy a green tablecloth&covered the table w/that,then put these mats on top.That way,the green tablecloth covered the sides of the table&any area on the tabletop not covered by the green grass mats.
800034
'The 90 x 156 covers an 8' table completely; on all 4 sides the table cloth grazes the floor. On a 12' table the front and back would be completely covered. The sides would have a 6" drop of cloth.
55578
dont know for sure the size, but it covers my large rectangle table outdoors
60369
This tablecloth is perfectly fitted for 6 foot table. It has corners fitted for a 6 foot table. I think even if you tried it for five footer it would drape over and you'd have too much on the bottom. The bottom is also fitted for a six footer.
624506
The fabric is 60" wide, easily accommodating your widest dimension. Trying to use that width to cover two boards (one side only) will probably not give you enough fabric to wrap and attach to the back of the boards. If I'm right, you'd therefore need 3 yards. If you want to take a chance or don't need to wrap and attach, you might get away with 2 yards. If you need to cover both sides of the boards, double the purchase to 6 yards. You will have excess, but that's inevitable. If your using the fabric for controlling light reflections you'll surely have other surfaces you might want to drape with fabric.