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Linen Sizing Guide
Tablecloth linen sizing guide for all tables including round tables and banquet tables.
Round tables
Half Drop:
30″ Lowtop (seats 2-4 guests)—> 60 in. square tablecloth
36″ Lowtop (seats 2-4 guests)—> 60 in. square tablecloth
30″ Hightop (seats 2-4 guests)—> 90 in. round tablecloth or less
36″ Hightop (seats 2-4 guests)—> 90 in. round tablecloth or less
48″ Round table (seats 4-5 guests)—> 60 in. square tablecloth
60″ Round table (seats 8-10 guests)—>90 in. round tablecloth
66″ Round table (seats 9-11 guests)—>90 in. round tablecloth
72″ Round table (seats 10-12 guests)—>108 in. round tablecloth
Full Drop:
30″ Lowtop (seats 2-4 guests)—> 90 in. round tablecloth
36″ Lowtop (seats 2-4 guests)—> 96 in. round tablecloth
30″ Hightop (seats 2-4 guests)—> 120 in. round tablecloth
36″ Hightop (seats 2-4 guests)—> 120 in. round tablecloth
48″ Round table (seats 4-5 guests)—> 90 in. round tablecloth
60″ Round table (seats 8-10 guests)—> 120 in. round tablecloth
66″ Round table (seats 9-11 guests)—> 132 in. round tablecloth
72″ Round table (seats 10-12 guests)—> 132 in. round tablecloth
Puddle Drop:
30″ Round table (seats 2-4 guests)—>132 in. round tablecloth
36″ Round table (seats 2-4 guests)—>132 in. round tablecloth
48″ Round table (seats 4-5 guests)—>132 in. round tablecloth
60″ Round table (seats 4-5 guests)—>132 in. round tablecloth
Tablecloth Sizes for Square Tables
Half Drop:
30″ Square table (seats 4 guests)—>60 in. square tablecloth
36″ Square table (seats 4 guests)—>60 in. square tablecloth
42″ Square table (seats 8 guests)—>72 in. square tablecloth
48″ Square table (seats 8 guests)—>85 in. square tablecloth
54″ Square table (seats 8 guests)—>85 in. square tablecloth
60″ Square table (seats 8-12 guests)—>85 in. square tablecloth
Full Drop:
30″ Square table (seats 4 guests)—>85 in. square tablecloth
36″ Square table (seats 4 guests)—>85 in. square tablecloth
Tablecloth Sizes for Banquet, Rectangular, or Oblong Tables
Half Drop – Lap:
6 ft rectangular table (seats 6 guests)—>60 x 96 in. / 8′ BQT tablecloth
8 ft. rectangular table (seats 8 guests)—>60 x 120 in. / 10′ BQT tablecloth
King/Queen table (seats 8-12 guests)—>60 x 120 in. / 10′ BQT tablecloth or 90×156 in. rectangular tablecloth
Full Drop – Drape:
4 ft rectangular table (seats 2-4 guests)—>90 x 108 in. / 4′ DRAPE tablecloth tablecloth
6 ft rectangular table (seats 6 guests)—>90 x 132 in. / 6′ DRAPE tablecloth
8 ft. rectangular table (seats 8 guests)—>90 x 156 in. / 8′ DRAPE tablecloth
King/Queen table (seats 8-12 guests)—>108×156 in. / 8′ KING tablecloth
Puddle Drop:
6 ft rectangular table (seats 6 guests)—>90 x 156 in. / 8′ DRAPE tablecloth

Linen Terms
Drop/overhang: Is the length from the edge of the table to seem of the fabric. If this is from the edge of a sitting table to the floor then you have a 30″ drop off we call that a full table drape. A cocktail table or pub table has about a 42″ drop.
Full Drop/Table Drape: A linen that covers the entire table all the way to the floor.

Puddle Drop: A linen that covers the entire table all the way to the floor and has extra fabric creating a puddling effect.

Some additional information to help you decide;
- The standard “drop” or overhang is 8″
- A 10″ – 12″ overhang will reach your lap level
- A 29″ – 30″ drop will reach to the floor
- Bar height or standing height is 40-42″ to the floor
- Food display tables generally use a “drape” linen
Square Tablecloths (see image above)
Square tablecloths offer a versatile look for both round and square tables. On a 30” round cocktail table, a 60” square cloth provides a stylish angled drop that shows off the table legs—ideal for casual events or layered looks.
For a 60” round dining table, larger square cloths such as 85” or 90” square linens can be used diagonally over a base linen to add texture, color, or dimension. Square overlays are often used to complement event themes, especially when layering linens for added elegance.

Rental Policy for Linen Rentals: ORDINARY WEAR AND TEAR. Customer shall be responsible for all damage beyond ordinary wear and tear. “Ordinary wear and tear” shall mean only the normal deterioration of the equipment caused by ordinary, reasonable and proper use of the equipment. Damage which is not “ordinary wear and tear” includes, but is not limited to…dirtying of equipment by paint, pen, mud, plaster, concrete, or any other material, cigarette burns, candle wax, storing linens in plastic, mold, etc.













