Would this work for a 40" table or would the overhang be too much and hit the ground? Would the extra space create a parachute when windy?
586461
I have a 42" table and overhang is within 6" of deck. The overhang is useful to protect the legs, also plants under table when it freezes. So big is better in this case?
586462
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.
586463
The cover has a draw string that allows it to be cinched tight. As an extra precaution, we place a sandbag on top of the table to keep it from blowing off. But the drawstring seems to do the job and has never come loose. Our table is 48" and it hangs over considerably. I think it will work fine on a 40" table. It is made of strong and durable material.
586464
I'm not sure? Because I use it for my sons toy car cover. Sorry I can't be of more help. But I think it might?
586465
No, it would be fine. My table is 42 inches and the bottom of the cover is about 10 inches off the deck.
893987
I have it on top of a table and it works fine. A chair may be on the low side. Check the manuf specs for proper elevation. I am pleased with the operation so far, I have used it for about three months now.
2265144
Yes, definitely. We used it with 40 inch round glass topped table, 4 wrought iron chairs surrounding it along with a medium sized gas grill, extra tank, large wood planter , 2 side tables and finally laid seat cushions on top of table and umbrella and extra pole ALL covered by this hefty protective cover with room to spare!
1694981
Ours is 32" tall and this cover fits it well. There's a bit of the legs that show but the essential parts - large egg and horizontal parts of the table are covered. I think it would work for you.
762552
I don't have the table; however, 2 32" diameter table with a 90" round cloth will give you a 29" drop...If I remember correctly, this table is not that large so you could probably get by with a 60"
1625413
Should be able to with any problems. The table top is 34X23, so size would not be an issue. The lead sled DFT plus the sandbags and rifle would be about 45lb. There is a steel plate that attaches to the center column and supports the the table top. So, I don't see an issue with the weight. If some time in the future, the plastic top has issues, it would be easy to replace with a plywood top.
598251
It will be a little big for a folding card table. The top is sturdy so the over hang should not be a problem.
2056031
It should work fine...if you have a big enough table to spread out on. Enjoy!
790287
With my 15' round, the cover is well over the sides, a 1.5 to 2 foot drop. But that extra footage is what keeps the cover from whipping up if there's a strong breeze. I'd go with the bigger cover. It's not heavy, and you could always cut it down a bit if needed. It's basically just a big piece of bubble wrap.
1498119
I think it will support, at most, 50 lbs -- and by that, I assume you mean "for a protracted time period." The table top is, without doubt, the most solid part of this item (with its four legs coming in a reasonably close second.) As such, the weight you proposed shouldn't be a problem, but I wouldn't go much beyond that (for instance, I weigh over 200 lbs, and would feel comfortable sitting on the table top for perhaps a handful of 30-minute sessions, but feel anything more would begin to really test the table past its point of stability).
236165
Your best bet is to measure the tabletop. I used this cover on 60" tabletops and they draped to the floor and even had a bit of extra at the bottom. My tables seated 8 people. Also, if you google tablecloth sizes, you will be able to find widgets that allow you to see what different sized cloths will look like on your size table. I was very happy with these cloths, they looked great and held up well!
437007
I would not recommend it over standard size table, unless you are okay squeezing in and out. The answer is, yes it probably would fit, but it would be sitting right on the table, as it is a low tent. It works great over a lounge chair with room to spare and I've taken it camping and had a set up of low camping chair and low side table with plenty room left for the dogs. Read about dimensions and factor in height before you make your decision.
1993071
It will be tight but will work. It will also depend on the height of the table.
1710328
Works quite well. If you have a way to hang it upside down higher than it would ordinarily set on a table, it will give a broader coverage. It has a hook for hanging.
2040227
Even though the base for the table/bases are heavy enough I doubt that it will be big enough (the footprint) to keep the cantilever from tipping over especially windy weather. We have 3 11' umbrella's and the tables/bases hold up well, the wooden polls would break before the table/bases tip over.
1696574
It would work well, but it may be a bit large. I'd consider mounting it close to the altitude axis to keep the balance good.
560411
Sounds like it will work. The underside has felt on it so it won't mar your table.