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MASHAN round tablecloths for party tables

Round plastic covers for the 48, 60 and 72 inch banquet tables used at weddings, showers and seated dinners.

Round Tablecloths from MASHAN

Round tables seat more people in the same floor space and they make conversation easier, which is why halls and caterers keep them. They also need their own covers: a rectangle cover on a round table bunches at four points and the camera finds every one of them.

We cut round covers to the three diameters that venues actually stock, and we print them in the same color families as the rectangle run, so a room with both table shapes still looks like one event.

Getting the drop right on a round table

Diameter plus twice the drop

Take the tabletop diameter and add twice the drop you want. A 60 inch banquet round with a 15 inch drop needs a 90 inch cover. Venues often quote table size in guest count rather than inches, so check the number before you order: a table described as seating eight is usually 48 inches, and seating ten is usually 60.

Round covers sit better with weight on top

A round plastic cover has nothing to anchor it at the corners, because it has no corners. A centerpiece, a cake stand or even a run of plates around the middle holds it flat. Outdoors, that weight is not optional.

Mixing round and rectangle in one room

Most halls put a long rectangle table along one wall for food and round tables in the middle for seating. Keeping both in the same color is the cheapest way to make a hired room look deliberate. We keep the color runs aligned across both shapes for exactly that.

Questions we get asked

What size round cover fits a 60 inch table?

A 90 inch round cover gives a 15 inch drop on a 60 inch tabletop, which is the usual look for a seated dinner. A 108 inch cover drops to the floor.

Will a round cover work on a square table?

It will cover it, but the hem will scallop at the corners. For a square table, a rectangle cover trimmed to size looks cleaner.

Does a round cover work for a seated party?

Yes, and it is the cut most seated events use. Round party supplies read as dressier than rectangles because the drop falls evenly all the way around with no corners to catch a knee. Match the diameter to the table and the number of chairs, then let napkins and plates carry the color. If you would rather not measure, count the chairs: four to a 48 inch round, eight to a 60, ten to a 72.