Would these stand up nicely as large table tents?
71117
I think they would as long as you fold them correctly. You could sit them in front of everyone's cup. That is all I can think of but I. Mainly use as a Thankyou note.
71118
I tested one. If you don't fold it solidly, maybe... a well folded one will slide open occasionally. Depending on the table, they are rather big.
862067
Yes, but because of the slope of the tent sides, the chairs would need to be positioned very close to one another.
1365895
It's definitely large and sturdy enough. If you are storing them standing up, they will eventually start to sag. Gravity always wins. Hope that helps!
979792
I think it would be a tight fit, but it likely would fit. We have camping table and camping kitchen, and they fit easily.
1902372
They should support the weight but they're only about 3" in diameter so it would be a question of whether the table leg would fit.
1574796
I think they would not quite cover the table. We have some times put two to a table. However they do fit tables that hold eight people.
2036499
I think it would depend on the size of the table. They would probably look nice with something like a 30 + inch round table between them. A smaller table (like an end table) would probably not work, IMO.
1489511
I would say no as the weight would be too much. They are not that stable to begin with!
1480050
Cute idea. I would say yes as they are very light. If I remember correctly...They have a hole drilled in each corner. Good luck and have fun.
2255725
I believe so... these fit on a "standard" picnic table at our campsite so I'd assume there's minimal difference on a standard plastic/collapsible table from a rental company.
1633849
As long as you're not too liberal in applying, yes. I used almost two for my 7' 12' tent.
1700688
The legs, arms, and sides are "2-by" material while the rest is 3/4" stock. They should stand up pretty well against wind gusts. I made them a little sturdier by screwing down the rear block (for the folding mechanism) to the side rails. I don't really need to fold them for storage where I live.
991589
It depends on how far apart they're going to be. I used these on a 5' long 2' wide table and did not feel comfortable putting my 120lb body on them without additional support, but mainly because of the size of the table top. If I had made a smaller table, I would have felt more comfortable with them. If you reinforce the middle of your table I think they should be fine.
1539928
I think it would work great. Although they didn't fit my dining room table, it was because of the sideboards and the plastic connector on the seat but don't think it would be an issue for a picnic table....and they really are nice seats. Good luck!
1932119
I would say yes, they appear quite sturdy, I assume your going to put 3 on the middle and 3 on the bottom.
212876
That's certainly likely. They are very lightweight. I like them and the fact that we get three sizes in the set. If it's windy, many things will blow away--paper napkins, your tablecloth, anything plastic that is lightweight. I've most used them in the house in summer to keep away the fruit flies. Don't let the wind factor keep you from buying these. They also collapse down to flat so they are easy to store.
1770519
The larger ones would need to lay flat, but the end shelves work great for that. I have standard size in the main middle section & "coffee table" flat on the ends. Recommend not using bottom supports-let it sit on the bottom shelf. More stable that way & it still looks great.