Hi! I have a 48" glass topped round table - what size would you recommend me to get - the 60 or the 70"? Thanks
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Unless you want it to hang pretty far from the table, I would suggest the 60". My experience is that when it hangs farther from the table, it is pulled more often . . . which can result in a disaster!
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I have the counter height table... I believe the only difference in the 36 & 48 is probably the height of the table (& therefore the height of the barstools you need to go with it) the metal ring the glass sets on is approximately 23-3/4 in diameter and it is about 4-9/16 between the top two rings. It doesn't show well on the picture but there are squares of what has the appearance of large mosaic slate that matches the boraam barstools. I actually have the stools that match (bought from Target.com) as well as a taller version for my kitchen bar (bought from Garden Ridge) They are all really attractive I have the counter height table... I believe the only difference in the 36 & 48 is probably the height of the table (& therefore the height of the barstools you need to go with it) the metal ring the glass sets on is approximately 23-3/4 in diameter and it is about 4-9/16 between the top two rings. It doesn't show well on the picture but there are squares of what has the appearance of large mosaic slate that matches the boraam barstools. I actually have the stools that match (bought from Target.com) as well as a taller version for my kitchen bar (bought from Garden Ridge) They are all... » Read More I have the counter height table... I believe the only difference in the 36 & 48 is probably the height of the table (& therefore the height of the barstools you need to go with it) the metal ring the glass sets on is approximately 23-3/4 in diameter and it is about 4-9/16 between the top two rings. It doesn't show well on the picture but there are squares of what has the appearance of large mosaic slate that matches the boraam barstools. I actually have the stools that match (bought from Target.com) as well as a taller version for my kitchen bar (bought from Garden Ridge) They are all really attractive « Show Less
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The glass, I measured, is 48". There is a lip that contains the glass. So, it may fit your table if you have room for a total 48" diameter. I hope this helps.
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Ours is 60" round with four chairs that are pushed up to the table edge and the cover does the whole "mess" quite well. Very solidly constructed cover.
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This means a 120 inch round tablecloth will cover a 60 inch round table and drop 30 inches off the table, all the way to the floor. If you know what size table you have and length of a drop you want, you can find out the tablecloth size you need by multiplying the drop length by 2, then adding the table diameter.
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The cover has a draw string that allows it to be cinched tight. As an extra precaution, we place a sandbag on top of the table to keep it from blowing off. But the drawstring seems to do the job and has never come loose. Our table is 48" and it hangs over considerably. I think it will work fine on a 40" table. It is made of strong and durable material.
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I have a 36" round on it. I would think the 70" long would be too much for it.
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I purchased this table a few months ago. The diameter of the base is 28 inches. Unfortunately the glass top arrived damaged and I purchased a 43 inch glass replacement. I believe the 39" measurement is correct for the original. Hope yours fares better in shipping. Amazon settled our problem easily and efficiently, however
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Gordon, My table is 60" wide and it fits fine. The net extends beyond the edges of the table as you can see from the illustration.
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Make sure to measure the distance from the support bolts and then compare the measurements with the specs of the item, example: 20 inches from the top bolt to the bottom bolt ( in the same side ) then from right to left 24 inches. from those measurements your should be able to decide if you need the 32 to 44 or the 45 to 55 inch tabletop. Read the product description.
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I have my 40-inch on it. The width is just fine. I believe 45-inch would work as well, maybe a little bit longer on the side.
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i have both tables- i bought the 42 in and it was too high for my stools- the 36 is perfect in my kitchen- i had to put the 42 on the deck to use as a stand-by table. but the glass is the same size on both
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Yes, if your tables are 70" in diameter, you want at least 90" for the overhang.
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I think the one I use is a 60" and it goes to the floor. I love this little table!
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I would suggest getting the 40 to 70, to be in the center of its design range. I have a 50" on the 32 to 60 model though, and it supports it with room to spare!
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I believe it only goes to 40 or 48inches.. but nowhere near 70". However they may have a bigger version on there website.
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If you are planning a low maintenance tank then the 36" fixture should be sufficient. If you are going high tech then I'd go for the 48" because of the depth of your tank. If you don't know the difference between the two then you need to do a bit of research first.