What size table would you use for this cloth
1669654
30" x 96" - 8' table. Here's a good reference: http://www.linentablecloth.com/tablecloth-sizing
1669655
I used an 8 foot table and it worked fine (although see my previous review...the cloth came out of the package quite stained, so proceed with caution).
1669656
I use this for a table between 8 and 9 feet long which sits 10 - 12 people. The tablecloth that I got was nice, and steamed it to get the fold lines out when I got it out of the bag, and it doesn't wrinkle much if you lay it out flat as soon as it comes out of the dryer.
478374
I have a 60-inch round table and the 70-inch Linen Tablecloth hangs just right! I think if you bought the 70- inch round for your 42 inch round table, the tablecloth would almost touch your floor.
1066639
That depends upon if you want the cloth to the floor or right off the table. 60 x 102 sounds right for you.
1798356
A banquet table that is 8' x 2.5' sounds like a standard size rectangular table so this round cloth will NOT fit. If you are talking about an 8' round, that's 96" with no drop over edge so wouldn't fit that either.
1290200
I bought the 120 length for my table which seats 8. Works perfectly for me. Nice tablecloth and it washes like a dream. Vivid colors, beautiful texture.
1623236
Your table 24" wide by 92" long. Hmmmm! The 60"x104" size would leave an overhang of 18" on the sides and 12" overhang on each end. The guests that sit on the long sides will have to deal with 1 1/2' of tablecloth in their laps, the ones that sit at the ends should be OK with 12" Actually, there is not a size available that will make your table look great. It is really up to you as to which size to purchase. If you can live with the 60" x 104" size, that's the closest you can get. Hope this helps.
681696
the surface of the table would require 72 inches (6 x 12=72) the tablecloth shown is 125 inches so minus the 72 and you end up with 54 inches extra, divide that by 2 and you would have 27 inches to hang down on each end as shown in the picture...so you need to decide how much "hang" you want...again, the picture looks about right for ample coverage...you don't want it skimpy looking...like flood pants!.
165372
My table is 40 X 72 inches. We like this tablecloth because it only 4 inches hang down at each end. This tablecloth would work for your son's table if he likes a tablecloth that hangs down further -- 10 inches on the ends.
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.
20016
I didn't buy the 60" round table cloth. I bought the oval one and it hangs about 8" over the sides of my 65" long oval table.
1788941
Long table cloth. Covered an oblong (rectangle) table approx. 72" or a bit less.
968088
For a 60 inch in diameter table, a 90 inch tablecloth will have a 15 inch drop. It will not be too long.
1796631
I used the link to help with sizing. You would need 120" for it to drop to the floor. http://www.linentablecloth.com/tablecloth-sizing
908647
It will work. 12' long is 144" long and 5' wide is 60" wide. The tablecloth is 156" long and 90"wide. This means that the tablecloth will hang 6" down on each side of the table in the longest axis and 15" on each side in the shorter axis.
2149794
I would call the table cloth obround. I only have one leave and it covered okay. My table is 60 inches with one leaf in place. The table I have is oblong. Hope this helps.
672134
This one will work. It's also really a nice table cloth. However, keep in mind this one slides a lot, so you'll need something under it or a heavy center piece to keep it in place. This table cloth is really durable and washes easily.
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.