Nappe sublimée pour table de 4,8 m (ou 2 tables de 2,4 m combinées), style drapé, 4 côtés, dos fermé

What does this cloth cover?

It is a drape-style cloth cut for a 16' table — or two 8' tables pushed together — printed by dye sublimation across the entire cloth, with all four sides covered and a closed back so the whole run is finished on every face. At sixteen feet it dresses the long service desks used for registration and check-in, recruitment fairs, banquet and buffet lines, and awards or gala evenings as one continuous branded surface.

Why does a single long cloth beat two shorter ones?

Most venues supply 8' tables, so a sixteen-foot cloth is usually the practical way to dress a long registration or service run — one continuous printed surface instead of two cloths meeting in a visible seam. That single unbroken front is what makes a paired setup read as deliberate rather than assembled from whatever was in the cupboard.

What does the closed back hide?

All four sides drape and the back is closed, so boxes, cases, cables, and stock stay out of sight — and a long table generates more of all of that than a short one. The space underneath becomes usable storage rather than a liability, which is worth a great deal in a booth with no back room.

How is it printed, and can it be washed?

Artwork prints across the entire cloth — the top and all four drops — with the ink bonded into the fibres rather than sitting on the surface, so colours stay saturated through repeated washing and there is nothing on the face to crack or peel. The 100% polyester is machine washable and wrinkle resistant, so it goes from a bag onto the table without a steamer and survives the spills that come with catering and long service days, and it is fire retardant — a requirement at many convention centres and indoor venues. The price includes the printed cloth only; the table is not included.