A wholesale custom table covers quote only moves when each line already names the Type, the Coverage, the size, and the quantity. Leave one out and the first reply is a clarifying question, not a price. This page is the RFQ checklist for event, venue, agency, and distributor buyers on iPopupbanner — before you inquire for free design.
Already choosing open back vs closed back? Use the 3-sided vs 4-sided custom table cover guide. This post turns those choices — plus Standard vs Stretch and the size ladder — into quote lines a supplier can price. Specs below come only from the live custom table covers and throws page and its quote form.
The short answer: seven lines on every wholesale custom table covers quote
Treat these as the minimum spec for each line of your order. Mix of Types, Coverage options, or sizes? Write one line per combination.
- Type: Standard (loose throw) or Stretch — the form labels. Buyers searching stretch table covers with logo still need this field named explicitly.
- Coverage: 3-Sided (Open Back) or 4-Sided (Closed Back).
- Size: 4 ft, 6 ft, or 8 ft trestle table — or Custom Size. Note which size list you are reading (Features ft vs form inches).
- Quantity: count for that exact combination. The page says No MOQ — Design & Buy 1 or 1000 is ok.
- Artwork: your files, or a note asking for the free design service.
- Use note: indoor primary; outdoor only in calm weather per FAQ.
- Need-by date: free shipping windows on the page are usually 5 to 12 days; production after approval and payment is listed as 1–3 business days.
Line 1: Standard vs Stretch (and where stretch table covers with logo fit)
The live quote form lists Type as Standard and Stretch. Features describe a loose table throw with double-stitched hemmed edges. Stretch is the form option buyers mean when they search stretch table covers with logo — full-color dye-sub print on the cover face, not a blank rented cloth.
What the page does not give you is a long construction paragraph comparing stretch tension to Standard drape. Do not invent one. Put the form value on the line: Standard or Stretch. If your brief needs a fitted look, say so in the notes — gallery alts mention fitted/spandex styles, while the form Type selector is Standard/Stretch.
| Spec | Standard (form) | Stretch (form) |
|---|---|---|
| What to write on the RFQ | Type: Standard | Type: Stretch |
| On-page Features language | Loose table throw; hemmed edges; “just throw it on your table” | Form option for stretch; searchers often call this stretch table covers with logo |
| When it fits | Quick setup registration desks; classic draped throw look | Taut branded booth tables where logo stretch is part of the brief |
Agencies ordering for several end clients should say whether Type differs per client — different Type means a different line, even when artwork is shared.
Line 2: Coverage — Open Back vs Closed Back
Coverage on the form is 3-Sided (Open Back) or 4-Sided (Closed Back). FAQ wording wins over any mistyped heading on the page body:
- Closed Back / 4-sided: all four sides of the table fully covered — hides equipment stored underneath.
- Open Back / 3-sided: front and both sides fully covered; the back is only about 4″ deep with corners sewn into the back edge so the flap holds the throw in place and leaves rear access to supplies.
For the full coverage decision matrix, use the open vs closed back guide. On this checklist, only the form value belongs on each quote line so production does not guess Closed Back when staff need under-table access.
Line 3: Size — Features feet vs form inches (both on the PDP)
Two size lists appear on the same live URL. Cite them carefully; do not invent a third set.
Features list: Available in 3 sizes (4 ft × 2 ft, 6 ft × 2.5 ft, and 8 ft × 2.5 ft) to fit standard trestle tables, plus Custom Sized table throw.
Quote form:
- for 4ft table (48″ × 29″ × 24″ W×H×D)
- for 6ft table (72″ × 29″ × 30″ W×H×D)
- for 8ft table (96″ × 29″ × 30″ W×H×D)
- Custom Size
Those numbers are not the same. On your RFQ, pick the form value you want produced (4ft / 6ft / 8ft / Custom Size) and, if your table tape measure differs, put measured L×W×H in the notes. Wholesale table covers for multi-booth tours often mix 6 ft and 8 ft — that is two lines, not one.
Line 4: Quantity, and what “wholesale” means here
There is no separate wholesale catalog on the custom table covers page. No MOQ is stated on the live page, and “Design & Buy 1 or 1000 is ok!” Wholesale custom table covers are the same dye-sub polyester throw or stretch cover quoted at volume. The quantity line is what tells the team you are a multi-unit buyer.
Write count per combination, then a total. Exceptional discount language for large quantity appears on the Why-buy section — do not invent a dollar price; ask for the quote on the volume you need.
Line 5: Artwork, dye-sub, and the free proof
Printing on the page is full-colour digital dye sublimation (page cites 1444DPI) on polyester, with UV-protected inks. FAQ: 9 oz. material; full CMYK — any color you like with branding, graphics, or photos. Edges are hemmed. You can send designs, use templates, or ask designers to lay out artwork at no extra cost.
Order flow on the page: fill the request → reply with design and price → approve proof → PayPal invoice → produce and free ship. Put your needed-by date on the quote so conflicts with the 5–12 day shipping window surface early. Production after approval and payment is listed as 1–3 business days.
Line 6–7: Use note and need-by date
Dye-sub graphics are described as lasting typically 3 to 6 months outdoors in the sun before noticeable fading — not for continuous outdoor leave-out. FAQ: outdoor use only in calm weather; avoid prolonged wet conditions; clean and dry completely before storing to avoid mould. Indoors, ink is described as lasting indefinitely. Prefer steamer for creases; if ironing, use a cloth so the iron does not contact the fabric. Machine wash gentle cold; air dry — FAQ says do not tumble dry.
Carry bag language on the page: base plate 7 × 12 in can hold one 6 ft or 8 ft table throw. Mention bag need in notes if transport is part of the tour brief.
For context on how trade-show booth furniture and branded surfaces are planned as temporary exhibit identity, see the overview of a trade fair on Wikipedia — then come back to the seven lines above so your RFQ matches Type and Coverage, not just a mood board.
RFQ copy-paste block
Product: Custom table covers / throws — https://ipopupbanner.com/custom-table-covers-throw/ Type: Standard OR Stretch Coverage: 3-Sided Open Back OR 4-Sided Closed Back Size: 4ft / 6ft / 8ft / Custom Size (measured L×W×H if custom: ____) Qty per line: ____ Artwork: files attached OR request free design Use: indoor / outdoor calm weather only Need-by: ____ Notes: Features ft sizes vs form inch W×H×D acknowledged; prove print before pay
FAQ
What should I put first on a stretch table covers with logo quote?
Type: Stretch, then Coverage, size, qty, and artwork. “With logo” is satisfied by dye-sub full CMYK on the cover — send files or ask for free design, and approve the proof before payment.
Is Standard the same as a fitted table cover?
The form says Standard and Stretch. Features describe a loose table throw. Fitted appears in some gallery alts; if you need a fitted look, say so in the notes rather than assuming Standard means fitted.
Can I mix 3-sided and 4-sided on one wholesale order?
Yes — write separate lines. Open-back desks and closed-back demo tables are different Coverage values on the form.
Do you have a minimum order?
The live page states No MOQ and welcomes Design & Buy 1 or 1000. Wholesale volume is the quantity line, not a separate catalog.
Next step
Fill the seven lines, then inquire for free design on the custom table covers page. Pair this checklist with the 3-sided vs 4-sided guide when Coverage is still undecided, and with the wholesale custom flags quote checklist when the same booth also needs printed flags.
