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How To Measure For A TableCloth
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To determine the size that is best for your needs, you will need to know two things:
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- The length and width of your table or, in the case of a round table, you will need to know the diameter.
- How far down off the edge of the table you want the cloth to drape
(this is called the "drop").
- A common "drop" is 10"-12".
- For a cloth that goes to the ground, the common drop would be 30" to a floor that is not carpeted.
- In our Table-in-a-Bag photos, using the Couvert Clips to swag the overlay, we used a longer 21" drop.
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Ordering square or rectangle cloths |
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Since the drop is on both sides of the table, multiply the drop by 2 and add this measurement to both the width and length.
For example, your table is 48"x84". If you want a 12" drop, multiply 12 x 2 (24) and add 24 to your width (72") and length (108"). Thus, the cloth should be 72"x108".
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A square or rectangular cloth to the ground will have rounded corners so it won't drag on the ground.
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Ordering oval cloths |
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If you require a more egg-shaped oval, rather than the standard oval seen at left, it will require a pattern. Please see custom sizes for details.
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Ordering round tablecloths |
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For a round tablecloth, multiply the drop by 2 and add this number to the diameter
| For example, a 60" round table with a 15" drop would be a 90" round cloth. |
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If you cannot find a size that suits your needs in these pages, you may CUSTOM ORDER your particular size tablecloth for an additional minimal charge. We will be happy to accommodate you.
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