Fifty-four by one hundred and two inches fits a 6-foot banquet table with fifteen inches of drop at each end and twelve at the sides, which is the proportion that reads as a dressed table rather than a covered one. On an 8-foot table it comes out flush at the ends.
Plastic rather than paper is the right call for Valentine’s Day specifically, because the food is often chocolate, red wine and something in a sauce. Plastic beads a spill and lets you lift it off; paper soaks it through onto whatever is underneath. The trade is a slight sheen under direct light.
The candy hearts print is the conversation-heart motif — pastel rather than the deep red of the All Over Hearts cover on this shelf. It is the lighter of the two and the better match for a classroom party or a family dinner rather than a couple’s table.
On the table
- 54" x 102" — fifteen inches of drop at each end of a 6-foot table.
- Plastic beads spills instead of soaking them — the right choice for red wine and sauce.
- Three covers per pack, at $22.90 the cheaper of the two Valentine’s options.
- Pastel conversation hearts: reads as a classroom or family table.
Specifics from the listing
- 3 Candy Hearts Valentine's Day Plastic Tablecloths
- Plastic tablecloth measures 54" x 102"
- Made from sturdy plastic to protect tabletop
