Roll-up or fabric backdrop?
A roll-up is free-standing, goes up in minutes and travels in its own bag, which makes it the practical choice for small booths and for brands that attend many events. A fabric backdrop covers the whole back wall with one seamless image and suits larger booths. They also work together: a backdrop at the back, a roll-up at the entrance.
How should the artwork be prepared?
Send a PDF in CMYK at actual size. The bottom 15 cm of a roll-up stays inside the cassette, so keep key text and the logo out of that strip. The eye lands first at 120–160 cm from the floor — put the message there. On the table cover, the front face is what visitors see; anything printed on the top surface will be covered by brochures.
Transport and setup
Each roll-up comes in its own carry bag, and a 150×200 cm set is light enough for one person. Setup needs no tools: place the cassette, pull the print up and seat the pole at the back. When packing up, guide the print back down by hand — letting it snap back creases the material.
What are the table cover and table flag for?
A printed table cover turns the standard table the hall provides into a branded surface in seconds and hides the boxes and cables underneath. The double table flag is used on meeting tables, at reception and at signing ceremonies; swapping the second flag for your guest's company or country flag sets up a protocol arrangement.
Can the set be reused at the next fair?
Yes. The aluminium cassette and mechanism last for years; only the print changes. If your design carries a date, a booth number or a campaign, keep those on a separate band so that next time you only replace the print. To reorder a print, just send us the size of the cassette you already own.
