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Not all tables are created equal — and using the wrong size can hurt your trade show setup.
Whether you’re showcasing products or capturing leads, table size affects layout, movement, and visibility.
Standard Table Sizes for Trade Shows
| Table Size | Dimensions | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 6-foot | 72" x 30" | Compact booths, flyers, basic display |
| 8-foot | 96" x 30" | Large booths, product lines, demonstrations |
| Cocktail | 30" round, tall | Standing meet & greets, drink areas |
✔ Pro tip: Use multiple 6-foot tables in an L-shape for flexible setup in small booths.
Table Layout Examples
- 1 Table Setup: Front-and-center for basic product placement
- 2 Table Setup: One for demos, one for marketing materials
- 3 Table Setup: Triangular or U-shape for hands-on areas
Don’t Forget These Table Add-Ons
| Item | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Branded tablecloth | Instantly professional look |
| Acrylic brochure holders | Neat presentation of handouts |
| Velcro skirting | Hide storage underneath |
Conclusion
Choosing the right table size and layout makes your booth feel intentional, not improvised. Match your goals to your furniture, and you’ll stand out.