Sixty inches is the round table that seats eight to ten, the one hired for receptions and set up in school gyms. A rectangular cover on a round table leaves four points hanging off the edge and four gaps at the sides; a round cut lies to the rim all the way around and stops looking like a compromise the moment it is on.
Three of them is the usual party arithmetic: one for the guests, one for food, one for cake and gifts. Royal blue plastic wipes between courses, and because the cover sits on the top rather than hanging, nobody’s knees push it out of place underneath.
On the table
- Cut for 60-inch round tables, the eight to ten seater.
- Three per pack — guests, food and cake covered at once.
- Round cut lies to the rim with no hanging corners.
- Sits on the top, so seated guests do not shift it.
Specifics from the listing
- Plastic tablecover measures 60”
- Plastic tablecloth for easy clean-up
