my table is 42x59, is this too much material? I want it to cover diningroom table when playing cards. Do I need something underneath it?
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This was a gift for a friend to give to a friend, so I am sorry, I do not know how this works.
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That's how I use it . I wrapped it around a full 4'x8' sheet of foam insulation.
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I cut mine down to fit the table and I did use a pad underneath it. Worked great.
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Believe it or not, I have not used it yet. Go by the dimensions given. It is a large piece of fabric and upholstery-fabric quality. Hope that helps.
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It will be extra material but you could easy cut it down or just fold in half and double it up. It's really nice. I don't use anything underneath it and a few people commented how nice it was. I used the metal clips to hold it down. And keep it rolled like it comes when storing.
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It's more than you need, but you can cut it. I did. I also found I wanted something underneath it. I had used it on a plain wooden table top, but it was hard to pick up the cards. I travel into Lancaster County (Amish country) a few times a week and stopped at a dry goods place and bought 2 yards of what they call (I think) table padding. It's kind of spongy and waterproof. It worked really well and was very inexpensive.
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It's great material, cards slide nicely on it, the roll covered my 81x38 table and another card table. The edges are raw, ended getting extra wide double fold bias tape sewn around the edges to keep them from fraying.
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This fabric covers my 108" x 48" table. I do use the quilted pad underneath it. When we need a smaller table, I just fold it under to fit. It is a wonderful material for card playing and you could definitely cut it to fit.
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If there is not an oval option, you will need to buy a rectangular cloth and just know it will drape more on the "corners". You generally want an 8" to 12" drop on all sides. (It can be longer, but if it is much shorter, it will not look right. So, for a 90" x 42" table, you would want to find a cloth, at least, 106" x 58". Hope that helps.
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Finished size 24" X 30". Hope this helps. We just have a regular-sized card table and it works just fine.
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Yes. Too long for our kitchen table. Definitely a floor game if you don't have a long table. Size of the board seems to make it more fun. My son was pretty excited to see how big the board was when setting it up on the floor.
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I had the same concern, but you need not worry. The case is made of high quality material that isn't stretching over time/use. That being said, it probably makes sense to keep more than a couple of cards (or bills) to make it thick enough for it to not be an issue. The case is holding up great! Thanks for asking. -SEAN
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The whole thing is 76 x 55 inches, so 38 x 55 is the size that you are after. Unless you have a large table you would probably need to divide it into quarters or store portions on boards. It was a but too big for my (large) diningroom table. Add to that space to sort pieces and so forth and you would need a pretty big space indeed.
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Your best bet is to measure the tabletop. I used this cover on 60" tabletops and they draped to the floor and even had a bit of extra at the bottom. My tables seated 8 people. Also, if you google tablecloth sizes, you will be able to find widgets that allow you to see what different sized cloths will look like on your size table. I was very happy with these cloths, they looked great and held up well!
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I put it on a homemade 5' x 5' table. Probably a 4' x 4' space is reasonable area to alot.
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I think so. I have my black metal table and chairs covered. It's a little big but I just pull the chairs out so the over does not touch the ground. Also put something fairly tall in the center of the table so the water will run off. This is my second one. The first one lasted 3 years.
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No, not really. Each square has to be attached to each leg. You'd wind up with a very short table. You could use composite decking, but your table will be flimsy. I suggest sticking to 2x lumber. It's meant for 2x4s (the screw holes line up perfectly), but it's still possible to wider 2x lumber. You could cover your lumber top with composite materials.
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Probably should ask the manufacturer, but in my case, my table is square (40" on a side), rather than round, but I think it should work because the cover has a lot of elastic material on the edges and pulls it together under the table top. The cloth is a flexible material that is waterproof buy you should not wash it in a machine or soak it. Just use a damp cloth to regularly clean it.
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The size of the table is 48" from one flat side to the other flat side in an octagon (8 players) configuration. I have tested it on a standard 33" or 34" card table and the flat sides of the poker table almost match the corners of the card table. This causes about a 6 inch overhang on each side of the card table. I am testing it with 6 people this weekend. I have no idea how it will work stability wise with either table. We may wind up playing on the floor or at one end of our rectangular dining room table. But if it works, it beats the heck out of a regulation poker table that costs in the thousands. It is too bad there is not a moderate cost poker table out there.
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I don't know what would be used to waterproof this table....but suggest asking a professional painter.....perhaps something used to water proof decks would work. If so, I would apply 3+ coats before putting the table outside. Also when you ask the professional painter be sure to also ask if whatever is suggested resists sun damage.
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how sturdy? The table is very sturdy. Much better than folding metal card tables. But it is rather heavy to move from storage to use. MAT
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You would need an extra layer of paper underneath anything you are writting on...table is not very good quality...arrived damagd
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Table dimension is 80x40, usually idealIs to have 1.5ft perimeter to fit nicely, so it should be fine, do you have walls on both sides? Or imaginary division?Best regards
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i have two of the plastic table covers. one of them is 60 by 84, and this works well both when we have the extra leaf in the table, and when we don't. so it works well with a six seater table. we love it. - easy to wipe off after the dinners.