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EVC80080

Corrugated Promotional Table

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Four-piece corrugated kit with pop-open base
Requires two externally sourced vertical poles
Ships flat and requires an outer transit carton

About this product

A freestanding, multi-piece corrugated counter designed for trade shows, tasting stations, and temporary retail events. This fixture provides a waist-high working surface and an overhead header sign, offering strong visibility and a large canvas for branded graphics.

Delivered as a flat kit, the table relies on a pop-open base pedestal, a reinforced double-wall counter top, and an internal support structure. It requires two externally sourced vertical poles to hold the header sign aloft, making it an adaptable but strictly temporary display solution.

Common uses

Trade show booths
Grocery store tasting stations
Temporary mall kiosks
Event registration desks

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Event and Retail Display Applications

Trade show and exhibition counters

Provides a lightweight, branded check-in or demonstration area that can be assembled quickly on the show floor and recycled after the event.

Grocery and retail tasting stations

Serves as a temporary setup for sampling programs, offering enough surface area for light promotional items and a high header for aisle visibility.

Pop-up event registration

Acts as a prominent greeting station that staff can set up manually without tools or specialized hardware.

Product demonstration stations

Offers a dedicated, branded surface for staff to show how a new product works, keeping the main booth or aisle clear.

Marketing and Event Coordination

Event marketing teams

Traveling staff benefit from a fixture that ships flat, sets up in minutes, and provides a large, continuous surface for campaign graphics.

Retail promotion coordinators

Seasonal rollouts often require cost-effective, temporary fixtures that can be deployed to hundreds of stores without the logistics of shipping heavy wooden or metal furniture.

Food and beverage sampling agencies

Field teams need a clean, branded surface that can be easily swapped out or recycled at the end of a weekend campaign.

When to Consider Shelving or Permanent Fixtures

Multi-shelf product displays

If the primary goal is to hold and organize retail inventory rather than provide a working surface, a tiered corrugated floor display is a better fit.

Permanent retail fixtures

If the counter needs to support heavy equipment, resist moisture, or survive months of daily use, permanent wood, metal, or acrylic fixtures should be evaluated instead.

Pole Sourcing, Kitting, and Board Selection

Sourcing the vertical poles

The two vertical poles are not made of corrugated board. The exact diameter of the procured plastic, wood, or wound-paper poles must be known early so the corrugated cutouts can be sized perfectly to grip them.

Outer shipping carton planning

The display itself is not a shipping container. The four corrugated components and the two poles must be kitted together into a separate master shipper for safe transit to the event.

Base board grade and load expectations

While standard flutes work for light use, heavier loads on the counter may require a thicker board grade for the base pedestal to prevent the walls from bowing.

Print surface allocation

The base, top counter, and header can all be printed. Deciding which surfaces carry the main branding versus instructional text helps guide the artwork layout.

Adjusting Counter Height and Proportions

Counter height and footprint

The base height and top surface area can be scaled to fit the specific event space, ensuring the counter sits at an ergonomic height for staff.

Header sign clearance

The distance between the counter and the overhead sign can be adjusted by changing the length of the external poles, allowing the display to adapt to different ceiling heights.

Internal support sizing

The internal corrugated anchor can be adjusted to match the exact diameter of the sourced poles, ensuring a tight friction fit that keeps the header straight.

Packing details

Roll-over counter edges

The top surface features extended flaps that fold inward, creating a thick, double-wall perimeter. This adds rigidity to the working surface and gives the counter a more substantial, furniture-like appearance.

Header sign attachment

The header sign features side flaps that fold back to create channels. These channels slide directly over the top ends of the external poles, securing the sign without additional fasteners.

Additional notes

Base pedestal side-seam gluing

The main base pedestal is manufactured as a glued rectangular tube that ships flat and pops open, similar to a standard folding carton but on a larger scale.

FAQs

Are the vertical poles included in the corrugated template?

No. The two vertical poles must be sourced separately from materials like plastic, wood, or wound paper tubes. The corrugated template includes exact cutouts to match your chosen pole diameter.

How is the table assembled on-site?

Assembly is entirely manual. The base tube pops open, the internal support is inserted, and the top counter seats over the base. The external poles are then pushed through the top to hold the header sign. No tools are required.

How do the poles stay straight once inserted?

An internal corrugated support sits inside the base pedestal. The poles pass through the top counter and anchor into this internal structure, preventing the header sign from leaning.

How much weight can the counter support?

This depends heavily on the chosen board grade for the base pedestal and top surface. It is designed for light promotional items, brochures, or tasting samples. Heavy equipment should be avoided or physically tested with a prototype first.

Can the counter surface be wiped clean if spills occur?

Standard corrugated board will absorb liquids. If the counter will be used for beverage tasting, a specialized coating or film laminate should be applied to the top surface to resist moisture.

Can this display be shipped as a single parcel?

The display itself is not a shipping container. The four flat corrugated components and the two external poles must be kitted together into a separate outer shipping carton for safe transit to the event.

Which surfaces are typically printed?

The most visible areas are the front and sides of the base pedestal, the top counter surface, and the front of the header sign.

Does this require custom tooling?

Yes. Because it consists of four distinct corrugated shapes with specialized cutouts and roll-over edges, it requires flatbed die-cutting.