Almost every booth has a table, and almost every venue rents you a bare one. A printed cover is the cheapest way to turn that rented table into brand space, and it packs flatter than anything else in the booth. Choose a draped pleated throw or a fitted stretch cover below and price it as you configure.
Pleated Table Covers — from $199. Full-color pleated table throws — draped fit, closed back.
Stretch Table Covers — from $285. Full-color fitted stretch covers — tight fit, closed back.A printed table cover is the highest-value square footage in any booth, because the table is already there. Venues rent you a bare trestle; the cover turns that into the front of your stand, at eye level for anyone walking the aisle, for a fraction of what any other branded surface costs. It also solves a problem nobody plans for: everything you brought has to live somewhere, and a closed-back cover turns the space under the table into storage the aisle cannot see. For trade shows, conferences, sampling tables and registration desks, it is the cheapest thing that makes a stand look finished.
Comparing models? The Table Covers category page puts every option we print side by side.
The Los Angeles Convention Center and the venues around it rent tables by length — 6 ft and 8 ft rectangular are the standard. Order the cover to the table, not to your booth width, and confirm what the show is actually supplying before you print. A fitted stretch cover cut for the wrong length will not go on at all, where a pleated throw is more forgiving of a few inches either way.
Both styles are closed on all four sides. That is not a cosmetic detail: it is where the cases, the boxes of literature and the bag someone left behind actually go. At a busy LA show your under-table space is storage by the second hour, and an open-backed cover puts all of it in the aisle's eyeline.
Dye sublimation bonds the ink into the polyester rather than laying it on top, so a cover can be washed between shows without the colour cracking or lifting. For a team running the LA circuit — a convention downtown, a partner event on the Westside, a consumer show in Anaheim — that is what turns a table cover from a per-show expense into a season-long purchase.
A table cover is the lightest thing in a booth: printed fabric, no frame, no case. It ships as a parcel to a Los Angeles office, hotel or venue receiving address, and it is light enough that delivery rarely changes the shape of the order. Everything is printed to order, so the production time on the product page above is the figure to plan around, with transit added to it.
A pleated throw drapes with rounded corners and reads as classic and formal; a fitted stretch cover pulls tight for a sharper, more modern face. Both are closed back and full colour. Pleated comes in 4, 6 and 8 ft, stretch in 6 and 8 ft.
It will if you order to the table length the show is providing. Ask the organiser or exhibitor services what size table is in your package before you print, because a 6 ft cover on an 8 ft table is not recoverable on site.
Yes. The polyester is dye sublimated and machine washable, which is what lets one cover work across a run of events rather than a single show.
In practice yes: trade show tablecloth, table throw and table cover all describe the printed fabric that goes over a rented trestle. Custom table cover printing is dye sublimation on polyester, so the design is in the fibre rather than on it — that is what allows it to be washed between events without the colour lifting.
It is printed to order and then shipped as a parcel, so the total is the production schedule on the product page plus transit, priced when you check out. The honest planning advice is to order once the artwork is settled rather than once the show is close, because the proof cycle sits inside that window.
Yes, at the point of ordering. Send a PDF or JPEG built to the ordered size in CMYK at 150dpi with fonts outlined. A free proof is sent before the fabric is printed.