Single table vendor booth

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PRICES MAY VARY. Whether you're the bartender for family get togethers or you need extra serving space at your next catering event, this folding riser is an excellent choice . Risers allow you to highlight your dishes and take advantage of vertical serving space. .875" Thick Plywood Core, Birchwood hardwood surface with aluminum edge band 1" diameter silver powder coated steel legs Contemporary style folding table riser for rental business, banquet hall, restaurant, or home PRODUCT…

RACHEL• Rustic Rays Candle Co. on Instagram: "We are busy booking our vendor markets for the year. What event do you want to see us at that we should add to our calendar?!⁠ ⁠ #shoprusticrays #smallbizlife #vendormarket #vendorbooth #marketdisplay"

At my last market, the people in the tent beside me had a checkout stand made from stacked crates. I thought that was a much better setup than my current method of sitting in a chair and balancing the cashbox, Square reader and phone on my lap. But... I didn't think I could fit anymore crates into my car (I already have six).Then I saw this foldable version and asked my husband if he would build something similar. He likes to do woodworking as a hobby, and he did an amazing job on my…

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See how I built a DIY Folding Craft Fair Checkout Stand with scrap wood and $0. Ring up customers and package gifts on your own checkout station! This checkout stand folds flat for easy storage and travel. Hang your bags on the side and store your cash box and other necessities behind the stand on the shelves.

I just did my first art show this weekend using a new King Canopy Goliath art tent. The tent frame, I thought, was very good and sturdy, but the top and walls turned out to be horrible. With only a slight drizzle of rain, anywhere there was a seam water was leaking in. I called King Canopy in hopes they had a better top than the one that comes with the tent, which is made of a polyester material, but they were of no help. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I might be able to do to fix…