I want to use it as a table cloth at my wedding reception to label food. Would this work for that, covering a rectangle tables?
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We have used this primarily for rectangle tables at our Church events. It has been great. The paper is thick and covers really well.
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I've only tried it with a 10'x20' muslin backdrop, which held up perfectly. If I had to guess, I wouldn't put any more than three times that weight, evenly distributed (that is, a 30' wide muslin for creating a draped background), but that might be pushing a bit far. Maybe 35lbs of fabric at most.
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yes. i used this for my wedding for people to sign instead of a guest book. its about as thick as cardstock, but flexible. very strong.
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Of course. I use the linen tablecloth to cover the table I place my DJ setup on. I've reused it several times and still is using it. The tablecloth is also washable.
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Cloth is 60" wide and cut to length. Gives two edges of less than 2". Might work in your application.
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I am not an authority on picture mats, but I believe this product would work perfectly. I am using them as a protector and 'stiffener' for mailing printed certificates; and would describe them as 'light cardboard' sheets. So even though they are not thick or corrugated, I believe they would work quite well.
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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).
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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.
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It will work fine with a muslin backdrop, or a 4' or 9' roll of seamless paper, depending on your needs.
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I used the 90" purple tablecloth for the sweetheart table at my wedding. That table has a diameter of 37" and the tablecloth went to the ground.
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I'm not clear as to what your table looks like but from the description I would have to assume that it won't work. It sounds like your table leg would sit on the floor horizontally (t-shaped?) and not vertically. This tablecloth has a vertical pocket on the inside of each corner designed for a table leg to go into vertically which creates the stretched sleek look.
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I'm not sure I would chance it bc it peels off. If it gets caught in your printer the glue may get all over. I used it to cover fabric that I had reupholstered my kitchen chairs with. It cracked & peeled pretty easily. Didn't last very long at all.
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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.
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I think it would work great for that purpose. It is bright white and same color and texture on both sides. It's thicker than printer paper but easy to fold. I bought to wrap gifts with it folded around them nicely but ended up being able to see through if boxes were colored so that gives you idea of how thick it is. :) hope this helps
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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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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.
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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.