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Return To Displays FAQ Archive   Should I put a table in my exhibit? Answered By Editor Putting a table in your exhibit depends on the products you are highlighting. Tables are only required for those with products (rather than services), because they can help draw the attention of the spectators. Tables are used in exhibits when the products are small enough that they should be boosted up a little. If the products are large or bulky, tables are not needed. Tables are not advisable to exhibits unless they are really needed, because they can add to the 'cluttered' look of the booth. However, if the situation calls for tables, make good use of them. keywords: Display | Exhibit | Booth | Trade Show Booth | Trade Shows | Tables Acrylic Literature Rack

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