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This promotion counter has a high-quality anodised, rust-resistant aluminium-alloy frame and PVC panels. Easy to assemble, it includes a durable Oxford carry bag. At 9kg, it is easy to transport for street sales, recruitment enquiries and food tastings.
Doing a roadshow, food tasting, student recruitment / hiring or street sampling? What you need is not "just a table", but a compact promotional station where you can set up immediately and communicate your selling points at once. The promotion counter uses an aluminium-alloy frame (anodised for rust resistance) with PP sticker mounted on PVC graphics, and includes matte lamination for a cleaner, low-glare finish. It also comes with an Oxford carry bag for convenient transport.
Pedestrians understand it at a glance: a logo + one key message + a large "Offer Today" headline is the most effective way to stop passers-by.
Matte lamination reduces glare, even under extensive lighting; ideal for shopping-centre tastings and pop-up stalls.
Put the QR code on the front and the process / notes on the sides; one station handles "explanation + registration".
| Item | Features | Recommended Uses |
|---|---|---|
| Finished Size Height: approx. 1.5m | Width: 1m |
Its standing height is eye-catching; the front can feature the offer / selling point, while both sides can show the process / notes. | Shopping-centre promotions, street sampling, exhibition registration and food-tasting areas. |
| Structure anodised aluminium-alloy frame |
The treated frame is more durable and rust-resistant; it comes with an Oxford carry bag for easier storage and transport. | Promotion teams that regularly travel / reuse it. |
| Printed Material PP sticker mounted on PVC |
Clean graphics with clear details, suitable for close-range reading (prices, terms and QR codes). | Places requiring clear information: price lists, packages, event processes and registration QR codes. |
| Included Finish matte lamination (low-glare) |
Low-glare and comfortable to view; less prone to reflection under extensive shopping-centre lighting, for a more professional appearance. | Indoor events, photo areas and promotional positions viewed at close range. |
| Approximate Weight Approx. 9kg |
Use the Oxford carry bag for transport; teams moving between multiple venues can plan their transport arrangements in advance. | Roadshows moving between venues and shopping-centre touring promotions. |
| Turnaround Estimated 2 working days |
Depends on artwork/quantity/scheduling; for urgent orders, send the actual delivery date via WhatsApp for a more accurate estimate. | Urgent requirements and pre-event replenishment. |
Tip: the most effective promotion counter layout combines one key selling point + large offer text + a QR code. Too much text will discourage people from stopping.
First choose a position facing the flow of people; positioning the promotion counter squarely will encourage people to stop.
Align the panels before securing them; place the QR code in the lower-middle area of the front for easy scanning.
Ensure prices/dates/terms are clear; keep small print on the sides wherever possible and reserve the front for "one message".
| Location | Artwork Size (W × H) | Layout Recommendations |
|---|---|---|
| Header Panel Most Eye-Catching Single Message |
775 × 205mm | We recommend including only: logo + brand name / main event name; the text should be large enough to read from a distance. |
| Side Panels (Left and Right) For Process / Terms / Selling Points |
330 × 785mm | Suitable for: up to 3 selling points, notes and social media / QR code (backup). |
| Front Focus on Offer / Product Image |
685 × 785mm | Recommended layout: main product image + large offer text + QR code; avoid too many paragraphs and keep it easy to understand at a glance. |
Artwork submission tip: keep important text/logos at least 10mm from the edge; use vectors (AI) for small text wherever possible for much greater clarity.
(As instructed: all information about "splicing / maximum width" has been removed.)
Use CMYK
Create your artwork in CMYK colour mode and at the correct dimensions
Ensure image clarity
All images should look sharp at 100%, at a minimum of 300dpi or above
Create outlines
Convert all text to outlines and embed all images or linked objects
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We accept PDF, AI and PSD source files; for special finishes we accept AI only
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