Drapeau en voile en goutte d'eau à poser sur table, 20 po, graphiques en couleur deux côtés

What problem does a table topper solve?

A tabletop fills up fast with laptops, samples, literature, and the people leaning over it, and a flat sign or a brochure stack disappears into that clutter. At 20 inches this miniature teardrop lifts your name clear of everything on the surface so visitors identify your table from several feet back — which matters most when you are one of a long row of exhibitors.

Why a teardrop rather than a flat sign?

Outdoor feather and teardrop flags rely on wind to show their artwork; indoors there is none. The pole here holds the sail's leading edge taut so the curved panel stays open and legible in still air rather than hanging limp, and the shape reads as a shape among a row of rectangular signs and A-frames.

Why print both faces?

A flag on a table in the middle of a room is approached from every direction, and a single-sided sail shows half your audience a blank back. Both faces print full colour here, so the flag reads whichever way it happens to be facing — and the two sides do not have to match, which lets you run branding on one and a price, offer, or QR code on the other.

What hardware comes with it?

Flag, pole, and base are all included: a 20" printed sail on a carbon composite fibreglass pole, seated in a weighted aluminum round base. The round base takes up very little of the table surface while holding the flag steady against a knock, and the hardware stays in service indefinitely — order replacement graphics when the campaign changes rather than a whole new flag.