Examples of work we've printed. We send a digital proof of your artwork before anything goes to press.
Table Throws
Turns a trestle table into a branded stand.
Printed fabric covers for 4, 6 and 8 foot trestle tables, fitted or loose, with the option of a full four-sided cover or an open back so someone can sit behind it.
The cheapest way to make a market stall or a conference table look like it belongs to a business rather than a venue.
Timing is confirmed with your quote - tell us your date and we'll say straight away whether it's achievable. Collect from Fyshwick, or we ship anywhere in Australia.
Open back leaves room for someone to sit behind the table.
Quoted to your spec, quantity and deadline.
Artwork requirements
Large format is read from metres away, so it needs far less resolution than print does - but it is less forgiving about scale and bleed.
- Print-ready PDF with no trim, crop or registration marks on it
- Set up at 100% scale full size, not scaled down. We'll send you the right artwork template for your chosen specs once the quote is approved
- Vector art if you have it it scales to any size and the edges stay sharp. A photo or a flattened logo can't
- Bitmap images at 130 dpi or higher at full size large format is read from metres away, so it needs far less than a business card
- Fonts converted to outlines as paths or curves, so nothing substitutes on our end
- Every image and element embedded anything linked rather than embedded arrives missing
- CMYK, not RGB and if brand colour is critical, send Pantone references from the PANTONE+ Solid Coated library
We'll send you the template
Once you've chosen your specs and approved the quote, our team sends the correct artwork template for exactly that product and size, with the bleed and safe area already marked. Nothing to hunt for, and no guessing which one applies.
Not sure? Send what you have. Our in-house design team checks every file before it goes to press and we'll tell you if something needs fixing before it costs you a reprint. Artwork preparation is quoted separately, and you'll never get a surprise line item.
Common questions
Fitted or loose?
Fitted is cut to the table and sits tight with square corners, which looks sharper in photographs. Loose drapes over and suits a table you might swap for a different size later.
Full or open back?
Full covers all four sides, which is right when the table is viewed from all around. Open back leaves the rear open so someone can sit behind it with their legs under the table, which is what you want for a staffed stand.
How long do they take?
We confirm the lead time with your quote rather than publishing one, because it moves a lot with the material, the size and the finishing. Tell us the date you are working to and we will tell you straight away whether it is achievable - plenty of signage moves faster than people expect.
Anything else
Something outside the standard spec?
The standard spec covers most jobs. Where it gets interesting is everything that isn't on this page.
Matching something you already have
Send us a sample. We'll match the stock, the finish and the trim so a reprint sits alongside what you have rather than beside it.
A stock or finish that isn't listed
Heavier boards, textured and uncoated stocks, laminates, soft-touch. Tell us what you're after and we'll tell you what's achievable and what it changes.
A non-standard size or shape
Square, slimline, rounded corners, die-cut. All possible, and all worth quoting properly rather than guessing at.
Tell us the date. We'll tell you how it's possible.
Most quotes come back the same business day. Give us quantity, branding and deadline, and we can usually map out a way to get there.