Q&A for How to Measure for a Tablecloth

To cover it completely, an 88" diameter table cloth would technically work, but a 90" diameter table cloth is the standard size.

A 68" diameter circular tablecloth should work for this table.

You would need 90 x 90 inches for overhangs, and 82 x 82 or 83 x 83 inches for no overhangs.

Find a circular cloth that is 27x width -- homemade would be better. Trace the outline on the table, then cut it out.

You can buy fabric and make your own tablecloth, or order a cutom-sized tablecloth online.

Double the 29” (so there will be 29” on both ends/sides) and add that to the length and width (138”x104”).

Double the drop (92”) then add the table size (20”) to ensure it goes to all the way. Therefore you would need a cloth 112” in diameter.

For a 6” drop all around, add 12” to the length and width. You will want 54” X 82”.

You would generally want a 12" drop all round so as not to hit the chairs or to sit in people's laps when dining. Hence the following math 12" drop x 2 (both sides) = 24" + 36" (width) = 60" Round Tablecloth. So to re-iterate Drop x 2 = ? + Width = size.