How to Design a Table Tent

We use thick 14pt cardstock scored perfectly so your table tents stand upright without sagging over time.

A Guide to Print Layout: How to Design a Table Tent

A table tent is one of the most powerful point-of-sale marketing tools in the hospitality industry. Placed directly in the center of a dining table or a bar top, it commands attention while the customer is relaxing and waiting for their order. However, designing a table tent requires specific formatting to ensure it is readable and structurally sound.

Sizing and Readability Rules

A beautiful design is useless if the customer cannot read it from across the table.

  • The Standard Dimensions: The 5×5.5 inch format is standard. It provides plenty of height to catch the eye without being so massive that it knocks over glassware.
  • The Typography: You must keep text large and readable from a seated distance. Avoid cramming paragraphs of small text onto the card; stick to bold headlines and appetizing food photography.

The Raven32 Recommendation

The biggest issue with cheap table tents is that they lose their shape and collapse after a few days. As your printing and promotional experts, we eliminate this problem entirely. We use ultra-thick 14pt cardstock scored perfectly so your table tents stand upright and rigid without sagging over time. Contact our team today to upgrade your tabletop marketing.

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