One hundred and eight inches is the longest cover here. On a 6-foot banquet table, which measures 72 by 30 inches, that gives eighteen inches of drop at each end and twelve at the sides, so the legs vanish completely. On an 8-foot table it still clears the ends by six inches, which is the point at which a cover stops looking borrowed from a smaller table.
The marble print is the quiet one on this shelf: stone veining instead of flowers or gold, so it sits under any of the glassware here, Starry Night included. Plastic brings the other difference from the Honeycomb paper covers. A knocked glass beads on the surface rather than soaking through, and the top wipes down between the buffet and the cake. The trade is sheen in photographs.
On the table
- 54" x 108" — eighteen inches of drop at each end of a 6-foot table.
- Three covers: dining table, gift table and cake table in one purchase.
- Plastic beads a spill instead of absorbing it, so a cloth clears the table.
- Stone veining reads as neutral under both the blush and the gold glassware.
Specifics from the listing
- 3 Marble Plastic Tablecloths
- Decorative tablecloth measures 54" x 108"
- Made of premium plastic allowing for easy clean up
