Trade Show Table Covers Key Terms

Some key terms for choosing and using trade show table covers

Any time a company has to send staff and gear to a trade show, there are certain elements that can make or break the intended presentation space. Trade show table covers are one such element. Table covers provide neatness and professionalism for a display. They also allow for "hiding" or storing amounts of needed equipment behind them, under a table space. Reading up on key terms around trade show table covers can provide a better basis for brainstorming a presentation space.

Table runner

A table runner is a narrow cloth piece that "runs" down the length of a table. These can be useful for decorating trade show tables. Many are either custom-decorated or made in colorful patterns that grab visitors' eyes.

Table skirt

A table skirt is a piece of material that runs around the front and sides of a table. Lots of presenters use these for trade show tables to make the space between counter and floor look good. They can be either "frilly" or simple, but either adds a decorative layer to the table.

Polyester

Polyester fabric is fabric made with the synthetic resins of polyester. These kinds of fabrics stand up to wear and do not wrinkle as easily as cotton ones. That makes them great for promoting a hassle-free table cloth.

Dye sublimation

Dye sublimation is a kind of thermal printing that printers use on a variety of projects. Many trade show table covers include dye sublimation printed designs.

Convertible table cover

A convertible table cover is one that allows users to change its size for adapting to differently sized tables. Many convertible table covers include velcro or similar material for adding pieces to a cloth cover.

Tabletop displays

A tabletop display is a display element that rests on top of the table. Trade show managers must think about this when choosing table covers and manage to combine what is going on top of the table with any chosen decorative aspects.

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