Thirty by ninety-six inches is the 8-foot banquet table, the long one that halls and churches own by the dozen. Covering only the top means the cover lies flat instead of billowing, and it means a row of three tables pushed end to end reads as one continuous surface rather than as three draped shapes.
That row is the normal use for a pack of three: a serving line down one wall, plates at one end and the slow cooker at the other. Royal blue under white plates gives a hall table a color without committing to a theme, and plastic takes the gravy that will land on it.
On the table
- 30" x 96" — the full top of an 8-foot banquet table.
- Three covers push end to end into one unbroken line.
- No overhang: nothing to catch as people file past with plates.
- Royal blue reads clearly under hall lighting.
Specifics from the listing
- Plastic tablecover measures 30” x 96”
- Plastic tablecloth for easy clean-up
