💯 Hoffmaster 114000 Plastic Tablecover Roll - 300' Length x 40" Width - White: Durable and Convenient Tablecloth Solution Review

See for yourself, my wedding looked great at first. I received the wrong reel but contacted the seller shortly after and they sent me the reel I wanted. I ordered 2 rolls, the price is way better than Michael's, and the hobby lobby believe me, I did my wedding on a budget and everything went perfectly

This plastic is the same thickness as the plastic sold at Dollar Tree if you are familiar with that. For our purpose we had to double it. It tore easily but for the price it was still more cost effective than buying individual parts. I liked how it turned out. I wouldn't use it as a real tablecloth. I can't upload photos, sorry.

We originally bought a wedding tablecloth but they were definitely too see through for that. Instead we used them to drape the ceiling to the floor and cover the walls a bit to make the room look cleaner. It worked great for that! We bought 4 rolls, 2 more left Nice product for decoration!

Bought this reel for a hen party. We should have bought at least twelve tablecloths and even at dollar store prices it was a better deal. It was heavier plastic than expected and covered the tables nicely. It also drapes well to create a backdrop. The mother of the bride asked me to buy her a bun for her wedding!

Plastic was harder to tear than cheap tablecloths, had to cut holes in it to puncture umbrellas. Umbrellas usually go straight through. Also seemed a bit heavier than traditional plastic lids. We used it for a wedding and they didn't even stand out with the navy blue satin tablecloth. It also offers excellent value for money, especially when compared to very cheap alternatives. Would definitely buy again.

This item was purchased as a birthday tablecloth as it was inexpensive. Worked great as a tablecloth and looked like all other plastic tablecloths. But its use didn't end there. After the party ended, we had the rest of the role. Not knowing what to do with it, we started using it for kids crafts. It works great, it's waterproof so the watercolor doesn't bleed through. I like it better than a newspaper. It's also easier to clean up, you roll everything up with a tablecloth and throw it away.

2nd version: So thin that it slips and bends if you touch it lightly. Translucent, the surface (if there is a pattern) is translucent from below. But the best part is that the finish is crumpled/striped all over the surface. Impossible to flatten. Once again, the Chinese "made" piece sh.#. What restaurant would put that on the table? Better visibility: If heavier objects like a plate are lying on the sheet, it slips less. As for furrows, I can handle that I think. Later: Masking the edges of…

This worked amazing and was very cheap for decorating walls and a cake table. I used it to drape the walls of an old recreation center for my sister's wedding. I measured 20 foot lengths and with some help doubled them up and used my sewing machine to sew the seam to make 10 foot double panels. We hung/strung them on a catfish line and tied the front layer with faux ivy and ribbon. I was afraid it would stick to the wall or be too transparent, but the end result was stunning. Everyone thought…