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ICB20004

Flat-Packing Rigid Board Table and Stools

Available in a wide range of custom configurations & material selection.
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Ships flat for efficient event logistics
Stools interlock mechanically; table top requires adhesive
Slot widths must be cut to match exact board thickness

About this product

The ICB20004 is a multi-piece temporary furniture set designed for trade shows, retail activations, and showroom displays. Cut from thick rigid board, the set includes a central round table and matching stools that ship completely flat and assemble on-site to create an immediate branded seating area.

While the stools use a purely mechanical slit-lock design with tabs that hold the seat in place, the table top requires adhesive to bond to its cross-leg base. Because the interlocking slots are cut to match the exact board caliper, material thickness must be locked in before production.

Common uses

Trade show booth seating
Retail pop-up consultation tables
Showroom display risers

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Event and Retail Seating Applications

Trade Show and Event Booths

Provides functional, fully printable seating that avoids expensive furniture rentals and ships flat with the rest of the booth materials.

Retail Showrooms and Pop-Ups

Acts as a temporary consultation table or product display riser that matches the surrounding retail campaign graphics.

Temporary Hospitality Areas

Creates quick seating zones for VIP lounges or catering areas at outdoor events where permanent furniture is difficult to deliver.

Product Launch Activations

Provides branded consultation tables where brand ambassadors can interact with customers in public spaces.

Marketing and Display Environments

Event Marketing

Teams need seating that is easy to transport, quick to set up, and offers large branding opportunities across the table top and stool seats.

Retail Merchandising

Display managers use these sets to create interactive zones within a store without committing to heavy, permanent fixtures.

Experiential Agency Production

Agencies require flat-packing, fully printable furniture that can be shipped directly to the venue and assembled by local staff.

When to Consider Alternative Display Structures

Permanent Fixture Needs

If the seating will remain in place for years or face unpredictable public use, permanent wood or metal furniture is a more practical choice than temporary rigid board.

Mechanical Table Assembly

If the activation team cannot use adhesive on-site, a fully mechanical table design should be evaluated instead of this glued-top version.

Board, Routing, and Assembly Choices

Material Thickness and Slot Fit

The interlocking slots on the legs and stool tops are driven entirely by the board thickness. If you switch from a 16mm board to a 10mm board, the CAD file must be updated before routing so the joints remain tight.

Table Top Adhesive

The table top rests on a sub-panel structure and requires glue to stay attached. The assembly team must be prepared with the correct adhesive for the chosen board finish.

Load Testing

While thick rigid boards provide structure, the final stool capacity depends on the specific material grade and floor conditions. Physical load testing is strongly suggested before a public rollout.

Print and Edge Finishing

Deciding whether to print across the entire table surface and whether the raw board edges need banding for a cleaner look will affect the final production method.

Furniture Dimensions and Scaling

Table and Stool Dimensions

The table diameter, table height, and stool height can be adjusted to fit the available floor space or specific seating requirements.

Leg Profile and Cutouts

The shape of the cross-legs and the size of the base cutouts can be modified to change the aesthetic or adjust the center of gravity.

Sub-Panel Configuration

The under-table support panels can be adjusted to accommodate different table top shapes or to provide more surface area for the adhesive.

Packing details

Digital Cutting and Waste

Large circular table tops generate large amounts of offcut waste from rectangular board stock. Discussing nesting layouts with your converter can help manage material costs.

Transit Protection

Because the set ships flat, the exposed tabs on the stool legs and the edges of the table top need adequate outer packaging to protect the edges during freight or courier transit.

Additional notes

Edge Finishing and Branding

The large flat panels provide excellent surfaces for wide-format digital printing. Depending on the core material used, you may also want to discuss edge-banding options with your converter to hide the raw board edges.

FAQs

Do the stools require glue?

The stools assemble mechanically without adhesive. The intersecting legs feature top tabs that pass through a cross-shaped slot in the seat, locking it in place.

How is the table top attached?

The table top is a solid circle that rests on the cross-leg base and under-panels. It requires adhesive applied during on-site setup to remain attached.

Can this be made from standard corrugated board?

Standard corrugated board usually lacks the rigidity required for human seating. This set is typically routed from thick rigid board, such as 16mm Inverted Corrugated Board (ICB) or thick honeycomb board.

Does changing the board thickness affect the design?

The width of every interlocking slot is tied directly to the board thickness. If the material changes, the cutting file must be updated so the pieces fit together correctly.

Can this set be shipped via standard parcel networks?

The flat panels, especially a large table top, often exceed standard parcel dimensions. They usually require freight shipping or specialized oversize outer packaging to protect the edges and tabs during transit.

How much weight can the stools hold?

Weight capacity depends entirely on the chosen board grade, thickness, and environmental humidity. Physical load testing with the actual production material is necessary to confirm the final capacity.

Can the table top be printed with edge-to-edge graphics?

The flat circular top is well-suited for wide-format digital printing, allowing full brand coverage across the surface.

Are the stools reusable for multiple events?

This depends on the board grade and how carefully they are disassembled. While the mechanical joints allow for breakdown, repeated assembly can wear the slot edges over time.