I'm needing a map to cover a table for an elementary school showcase. Would this cloth cover the table and look good?
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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.
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I would say yes. This is not fabric made for covering furniture. Especially for spills. You won't be able to wipe spills from it like plastic. But it is pretty sturdy. I use it to make scarves, shawls and skirts. It is really pretty.
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This depends on how you use the table. The surface is suitable if you are just using it to write or draw. If you are doing any crafting that requires cutting or puts pressure on the table yes it would get marked up so I would in this case use a mat or thick cardboard on the table. Overall this is a good basic table.
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It would be perfect for that. I used it to cover a bulletin board to hang necklaces on in my bedroom. It turned out really well.
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sicne it collapsible (think the oval sun shade for cars) it will be slightly warped (not flat) and its a cotton material (absorb more than reflects) and the black side does dampen the color.If your looking for a portable one,l you could always make one from poster board and tape the back end and then cut slits to fold it down (ask military person with background or copy of the military map reading FM manual, it shows in the back a way to cut a map and fold it, same principle)MAKE magazine did an article on making a screen for projector suing wood, glass filaments (the beads used in road sign and ground) to reflect back light) witch is great, cheap and really enhances viewing sicne it collapsible (think the oval sun shade for cars) it will be slightly warped (not flat) and its a cotton material (absorb more than reflects) and the black side does dampen the color.If your looking for a portable one,l you could always make one from poster board and tape the back end and then cut slits to fold it down (ask military person with background or copy of the military map reading FM manual, it shows in the back a way to cut a map and fold it, same principle)MAKE magazine did an article on making a screen for projector suing wood, glass filaments (the beads used... » Read More sicne it collapsible (think the oval sun shade for cars) it will be slightly warped (not flat) and its a cotton material (absorb more than reflects) and the black side does dampen the color.If your looking for a portable one,l you could always make one from poster board and tape the back end and then cut slits to fold it down (ask military person with background or copy of the military map reading FM manual, it shows in the back a way to cut a map and fold it, same principle)MAKE magazine did an article on making a screen for projector suing wood, glass filaments (the beads used in road sign and ground) to reflect back light) witch is great, cheap and really enhances viewing « Show Less
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I'd be glad to help you with your question, but I would need to know the width of the tables, as well as the length. ... This is what I understand from your question : you have 12 tables; each table is 30 inches long. ... But, how wide are the tables? ... In order to figure out the yards of cloth you will need, you need to know both the width and the length of each table. JD
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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.
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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.
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I don't think that would work, unless you used something really strong, like duct tape. There's enough weight to this table cloth that regular tape wouldn't hold it.
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I have a 5ft long by 3ft wide table I want the cloth to reach the floor all the way around the table, what size table cloth do I need?
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I used the speaker cloth to cover a raw wood frame I constructed to fill a space in my old entertainment centre, and it hides the frame very well. I also liked the way it stretched smoothly to cover the frame. I can not comment on the acoustic properties of the cloth as I do not have a speaker(s) mounted behind it. It's a good product for the purpose I used the cloth for. Hope this helps.
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These table cloths are thick paper with a light weight plastic liner, so I would say NO, you will not be able to see the brown table underneath this table cloth.
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That depends upon if you want the cloth to the floor or right off the table. 60 x 102 sounds right for you.
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It's just a small little bottle, I used it for sponging. Not sure it would "cover" a table. Spray paint would work better
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I like a 6-8" overhang on my table cloths. The minimum you would probably want to have is 66 Wide by 84 Long. Hope this helps!
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It probably would hide an uneven surface like that as long as you smooth the surface underneath as much as possible. There is enough texture on this wallpaper to hide those types of defects underneath, I think.
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I think it would hang poorly. It is a very nicely fitted tablecloth and would need to be ordered for exact size table. If ordering a larger size you would have to take seams out and resew skirting back on to fit.