I'm getting the 72 in. Long foam, will it do 6 seats on dining room chairs. I won't run out of foam. I was told at Joanns Fabric that 2 yards will
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Unless you seats are 12" wide I seriously doubt this will be long enough. I used the 72" for padding on a storage bench I built and I can't imagine 6 adults sitting comfortably side by side.
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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.
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Normally when you order fabric by the yard it does come in one piece. For example, If you want 2 pieces that are 6 yards long each, you should order it that way. Hopes this helps.
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If you order 3 in the quantity box, you will get 3 yards of fabric that's 60 inches wide. So, your fabric piece would be 108 inches long by 60 inches wide.
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I ordered this for a Vets cemetary with 20 chairs so im assuming up to 20. Hope that helps. Uou can also google the manufacturer and see if their site states that info. Have a good oneSarah
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It depends on the size of the chair. I only have one chair per cover that is 46" high. My best guess is that if you have stackable chairs it would cover six.
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Not sure on messurement...but very large. I have large rectangle table and 6 chairs and still covered the sides of chairs.very sturdy!
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Go with the longer ones; they will reach almost to the floor. Either one will fit the width and depth of the chair.
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My husband is 6 foot tall, but uses the cushion because of his bad hip. So I guess it really depends on how cushy you need it. I am 5'3 myself and would probably just order the 4." He does like the cushion and we take it where he has to sit in low seats, theaters, etc. that don't have much height or padding. So, if you have really low seats you sit in and are using the cushion to add extra height for sitting and or more cushy on the tushy then maybe order the 6" one. I don't know, really is lifestyle and how much cushion you need?
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It is sold by the yard. i always buy 2 yards. It is 47" wide. so it's 47" wide by 72" long. i use it on a table that is about 36" wide and about 60" long. It's perfect. I don't have to do any trimming. I would get 3 yards to be safe.
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For the twin seater I went to Home Depot and bought the lounge cushion an it fit perfect! They also have others for the chairs. You should measure first. Great prices!
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I do not know if it works on those fabrics since I have never had to use it on them. I have used it on my dining room chairs and carpeting with no problem but not sure of the fabric on the chairs. Sorry I can't help you.
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Absolutely not. Drop seam (seam going around the top piece connecting to side piece which drops down sides) measures exactly at 75". It is made for a round table however I have on a square table and fits well. With may 4 chairs around table it fits nearly perfectly.
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I have purchased all three and the three and four inch were just to soft. Plus your bedding is most likely not going to fit. The two inch worked best for us, not too soft, but still helped with the back and hip pain. Again, this was just me and my husband but even our grand kids did not like the 3 and 4 inch foam.
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200 pounds will compress the cushion to about 5 inches. If you weigh substantially less, it should work for you. Be aware that the surface ofthe cushion can be slippery and it's best not to wear polyester or nylon pants when using. However, wrapping the cushion with a turkish towel might cure slipping around if you must wear polyester pants. Also, it might be best to secure the cushion to the chair back by attaching the carryingstrap of the cushion to the chair-back uprights. All of this has worked well for our relative who uses the cushion. The cushion foam is stiff and dense.You'll have to try the cushion to determine if it's too hard for you. 200 pounds will compress the cushion to about 5 inches. If you weigh substantially less, it should work for you. Be aware that the surface ofthe cushion can be slippery and it's best not to wear polyester or nylon pants when using. However, wrapping the cushion with a turkish towel might cure slipping around if you must wear polyester pants. Also, it might be best to secure the cushion to the chair back by attaching the carryingstrap of the cushion to the chair-back uprights. All of this has worked well for our relative who uses the cushion. The cushion foam is stiff and... » Read More 200 pounds will compress the cushion to about 5 inches. If you weigh substantially less, it should work for you. Be aware that the surface ofthe cushion can be slippery and it's best not to wear polyester or nylon pants when using. However, wrapping the cushion with a turkish towel might cure slipping around if you must wear polyester pants. Also, it might be best to secure the cushion to the chair back by attaching the carryingstrap of the cushion to the chair-back uprights. All of this has worked well for our relative who uses the cushion. The cushion foam is stiff and dense.You'll have to try the cushion to determine if it's too hard for you. « Show Less
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Hi, Martin. The fabric is just about 1 yard wide and you cut it to your desired length. I have an extra large capacity front-load washer and I put seven of these in at a time. Mine are cut to 1 1/2 yard length. They are washed frequently and wear well. I'm getting ready to order more. 10 yards at a time and I buy from Vogue Fabrics.
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I currently have it with a Transitional 82" linen upholstered sofa and it looks fine. I'd say that it depends on the scale of the other furniture in the room as well as the style of your leather sofa. I wouldn't use it with big bulky chairs. If you want, make a paper pattern of the table top and put it in front of your sofa to visualize the placement. I just LOVE mine!!!