Can this be used to stay on a dining room table , under a table cloth to help protect it for everyday use?
909617
I would not recomend it. This is a heavy duty moving blanket. It is meant to keep furniture from being damaged while transported in dirty /rough conditions. The weave on the outside of the blanket would destroy a table cloth by rubbing against it. They are rough on one side so that furniture wont slide around. Would not consider using them for anything but temporary moving purposes.
909618
I wouldn't recommend you use it for that. It would not be good for setting glasses on, too thick and fluffy for every day use. Hope this helps
909619
I don't see why you couldn't use it for that. Remember, it is quilted and the outline of the furniture pad may show through your table cloth. If you don't mind that, I say go for it.
909620
No, it would be too thick for that I think. Its really like a very thick furniture moving cloth
1937876
Don't think so. It is designed to protect glass table from cracking due to movement of umbrella's pole.
547711
I think it would slip right off. I have to reposition mine all the time and I have a cloth couch. There is no backing that would keep it on leather
1809189
yes, the table cloth was thin. I used it over a very rough wooden round table, and I had to put another white small table cloth under it.
1811078
I would think so. I would definately put something under it to protect the glass. Either a blanket, towels or that puffy, non-skid padding that goes under rugs.
258081
Yes, it is safe to set on a table. it does not get hot; however, I would use a pad, cloth or some protection for a bare table.
82445
If you are careful with it and don't puncture it or put hot items on it, it will last a good while. I use it under a cloth tablecloth to protect my glass breakfast table. I bought the one I am using some years ago and just recently bought another one (just in case they stopped selling them), but haven't had to unwrap the second one yet.
847600
I use it on my kitchen table (wood, but sealed with some sort of gloss). I wouldn't use it on a nice dining room table without a glossy protectant, though.
1117779
I believe it would protect it from minor scratches and bumps, but it would not protect it well enough from a major drop or fall.
2194785
Yes, you would have to put a non- slip material under it to keep it from moving
953118
Yes,I ordered a larger size,and cut it to my table with enough left over to make sections for the extensions,it keeps my table cloths from slipping,and protects my table from spills.
649738
Like putting a square peg in a round hole. It would fit and cover but not be "fitted".Probably not a big deal.The elastic at the bottom would hold it on.Remember this is a cover for the table only. Not including chairs. If you also want to cover chairs you need a larger cover and then a larger round would work.
742847
No I would not trust to use this product for that reason. It is perfect for helping protect from daily ware and tear.
632148
Yes, but the bottom edges are a little sharp so you might want to put some type of rubber cover over them to protect the table from scratches.
1631543
I used it to wrap around dressers, and night stands to help protect and hold drawers shut while moving, including other items that I didn't want to get scratched or damaged. As long as the wrap isn't left on furniture for any extended period of time, there shouldn't be a problem.
757130
It might work well with a tablecloth. We use ours without. It is really up to you.
242288
No, I don't think so. It is a very nice table cover, but it is long, all the way to the floor, so it would interfere with chairs around it and peoples legs. I think it is made especially for a display table. That is what I used it for.