trade show table covers

[frank n texas]

Won't the items on the table cover up any logo you have printed on the covers?

How about a banner hanging off the front of the table going down to the floor?

Movie Director style chairs with you logo on back canvas/material

 

[toysoldier]

I'm not following the logic of having your business logo printed on the table cover that will be covered with product. Are you talking about one big logo, or a repeating pattern of smaller logos? And would a patterened cover detract from the display of product, as opposed to a solid background? I would suggest some sort of stand-up sign that would clamp to the back of the table.

Professional appearance is more than signage. The display needs to be an integrated whole that catches the customer's eye and immediately communicates what it is you are selling. Your appearance is also important. We are conditioned to accept as professionals those who dress professionally. You don't need to look like a Morman missionary, but dredlocks and a luau shirt do not enhance your sales---unless you're on a Puerto Rican beach.

 

[contender]

When we do Ruger Displays,,, our ROCS logo brassard is not on the table top,,, it's on the front. That way,, it can be seen,, w/o being covered up by the items on display.

 

[yooper1]

When I set up my NRA Recruiter table at my classes or my Club's activities, I use a table cover that has the info on the front of it, not on the top (table) part of it.

 

[Lone Wolf McQuade]

When I set up my NRA Recruiter table at my classes or my Club's activities, I use a table cover that has the info on the front of it, not on the top (table) part of it.

That's type of table cover that we used at boat shows for our marine electronic chart demo display units.