Stretch Table Throw

Why a fitted throw looks different

A stretch throw pulls tight over the table and holds its shape, so there is no loose fabric bunching at the corners and nothing for people to catch a foot on as they walk past your stand. The result reads as purpose-built rather than draped, which is why it is the usual choice for exhibition stands where the table sits front and centre. If you would rather have a looser draped look with printing on all four sides, compare it with our table cover.

Dye sublimation printing

The design is dyed into the fabric rather than sitting on top of it. That means the print does not crack, peel or fade the way a surface-printed graphic can, the fabric keeps its stretch and soft handle, and colour stays even across the panels as the material flexes over the table.

Print coverage

The graphic prints on the front panel, which is the face pointing at the aisle once the throw is on the table. Design for that panel: a logo and a short line of text read far better across a hall than a dense block of copy, and anything below roughly 400mm from the floor tends to sit behind chairs, boxes and visitors.

Where it works

Trade shows and expos, conference registration desks, pop-up shops, product launches, sponsorship activations and sales stands at sporting events — anywhere the table is part of the display rather than just a surface to put things on.

Care and reuse

Machine washable and reusable, so one throw covers a full season of events. Wash cold and hang to dry; the stretch fabric drops most creases on its own once it is back on the table, so there is rarely any need to iron before a show.

Turnaround: allow approximately 7–10 working days after artwork approval.