One hundred and eight inches is the long cut: on a 6-foot banquet table it drops eighteen inches at each end and twelve at the sides, which is enough to hide folding legs and a cooler pushed underneath. That is exactly what a tailgate cover is for — the table is rented, borrowed or dented, and the cover is doing concealment as much as decoration.
Plastic rather than paper is not optional outdoors. Paper goes soft in dew, tears in wind and disintegrates under a wet cooler; plastic wipes down and survives being folded back into a car trunk for the next home game.
Three to a pack covers a food table, a drinks table and a spare, and the same 4.6 from 48 ratings appears on all three collegiate covers in this catalog — pooled across the format rather than per school.
On the table
- 54" x 108" — eighteen inches of drop at each end of a 6-foot table.
- Three covers per pack in crimson and cream, enough for a full setup.
- Plastic is the only sensible choice outdoors — paper fails in dew and wind.
- The 4.6 from 48 ratings is shared across all three school covers.
Specifics from the listing
- 3 Indiana University Plastic Tablecloths
- Decorative tablecloths measure 54" x 108"
- Made of premium plastic allowing for easy disposal
