Elaine Karen Clear Plastic Table Cover Protector 100% Waterproof Table Protector Crystal Clear Plastic Tablecloth Cover for Dining Table Heavy Duty Vinyl, 54" x 72" Rectangle

Wasn’t as thick as I thought it would be, but it works great. Very durable, easy to use, easy clean, the lines from it being folded came right out within the day!

Great fit for our very large picnic table..it makes for great protection for our cream linen tablecloth

Very good quality

The price was great.It took several days for the folds to come out. So far ,my table is visible for me to admire and is protected from spills.

I always bought things I HAD to have, like shoes to go to work, my children's school supplies, medicine etc. I am not one to have the beautiful decorations, beautiful artwork or pretty things. I am just happy to have a pair of shoes and dishes that don't match or fancy China. So, a plastic tablecloth or covering is not a NEED. But this time, i decided to get me something that adds pride to my home that I worked and am working hard to have. I put on a lace table cloth for my table. I did not want to ruin it, so I got the plastic covering. OH, MY GOODNESS it turned out real pretty. I never had a pretty table before. Now I do!!!

Not heavy duty, very flimsy. I ordered the 54” * 78”, my table is 72” long. I didn’t cover the length properly. Definitely it’s not 78” at all. Don’t recommend this

This is a good Buy. It lasted a long time.

I got this so that my friends don't ruin my vintage table (with the sensitive, vintage finish) with food and drink when I host game-night. It's not a super-fancy tablecloth but it is sturdy enough that it hasn't torn easily. The finished edge is a nice touch, too. If you are looking for something fancy to keep out on your table all the time, this is a bit plain for that, and while it's not flimsy, it's not a heavy vinyl, either. However, if you just need a good water-repellent tablecloth that will hold up to being put down and taken off again for games and things, this one seems to be doing well. I don't feel as though I'm going to tear it either using it or moving it. I put a more decorative cloth underneath for insulation for hot drinks and plates. Any cloth that's not flannel-lined or padded will need that sort of extra layer if your table is antique/vintage/persnickety.Since this clear tablecloth isn't too thick or heavy, it would also do well underneath a decorative tablecloth you might prefer to use for a more formal dinner. It won't get in the way of the drape of your formal linens, but it will keep the table protected from any spills that might happen.Oh! One more thing. Keep the shape in mind when you order. A "round" cloth is a big circle. An "oblong" cloth is a rectangle. The "oval" cloth is *very* rounded on the corners and is meant for oval tables or round tables with leaves added in the middle (making them oval tables). If you have a round table (no leaves) the oblong cloth will be short on two sides, long on the other two sides, and will have long points at the corners. The oval cloth on a round table will be rather short on two sides. If you have a rectangular table, the oval cloth will be very short at the corners of your table and might not cover it completely. If you have an oval table, the oblong cloth will have very long points where the corners of the cloth drape down. Make sure you're getting the right cloth for the coverage you need and the shape of your table.