Trade Show Booth Accessories

A perfect addition to any trade show booth, these fully collapsible tables and chairs are durable yet elegant. Made from sustainable yet durable bamboo, these tables and chairs break down to a flat case that can ship up to (4) chair kits, (1) table and (2) chairs, or (2) table kits. Tables can be set up two different ways that allow you to have a different look to each table, or store materials underneath the main tabletop. Customize these tables and chairs with 1/8" inlay options like brushed metal, solid core PVC, Poly Weave and Custom Printed tops. 

Table and Chair finishing options: White, Black, Espresso, and Amber.

Footrest available in Silver or Black

Need to cover up a grammar mistake? Need to rebrand for only one show? Our Tac Tac removable graphic is the answer to your prayers. There is no need to replace the full graphic with this in your trade show back pocket. Simply peel off the backing and stick to your display where needed. We have used this on Pop Up Displays, Custom Displays and much more with great success.

Just so you are aware, TacTac will only work on fabric if the fabric is extremely taut, offering resistance as in use on a hard surface. TacTac will NOT stick when the material behind it is loose, has greater stretch/less rigidity than the TacTac graphic. TacTac has been tested and works well on Panoramic displays. Tension Fabric Graphics work best since the graphics tend to be very tight, mimicking a hard surface like a wall. TacTac is not guaranteed to work on all surfaces, always request and test a sample if you are using TacTac on a new surface, especially fabrics. Just contact us for a sample today!

Outside of plain brick, the only surface shown to work against the adhesive is the combination of eggshell paint on a textured surface. Unfortunately, this is a hard surface for the adhesive to stick to. The adhesive does have the ability to stick to this paint; however, when the paint has been applied to a heavy textured surface, only half the adhesive is making contact with the actual surface.

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