diy table tents Table Tents Card Stock for Inkjet and Laser Printers
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diy table tents Table Tents Card Stock for Inkjet and Laser Printers

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diy table tents Table Tents Card Stock for Inkjet and Laser PrintersCreate custom table signs, name tents, and event displays using your home printer. These printable table tent cards are crafted from premium 65 lb. cardstock, pre scored for clean folding and available in 1 up or 2 up formats. Sturdy enough to stand on any flat surface, professional enough for weddings, retail counters, conferences, and restaurant displays. Pack Size: 25 sheets per pack 1 Up yields 25 tents, 2 Up yields 50 tents. Available in Smooth

Create custom table signs, name tents, and event displays using your home printer. These printable table tent cards are crafted from premium 65 lb. cardstock, pre-scored for clean folding and available in 1-up or 2-up formats. Sturdy enough to stand on any flat surface, professional enough for weddings, retail counters, conferences, and restaurant displays.

Pack Size: 25 sheets per pack — 1-Up yields 25 tents, 2-Up yields 50 tents. Available in Smooth White and Ivory/Cream.


Printable Table Tent Cards — DIY Name Tents & Table Signs, Inkjet & Laser Compatible

Each sheet is a full-size 8.5" x 11" blank tent card on 65 lb. smooth matte cardstock — compatible with all inkjet and laser printers. The 1-Up format is pre-scored for easy folding with no perforation. The 2-Up format is pre-scored, die-cut, and perforated for clean separation into two tents per sheet. Small footprint, fast setup, and free templates make these the go-to DIY table display solution for events of any size.

📐 1-Up Table Tent Specifications

  • Pack Yield: 25 Tents (1 Per Sheet, 25 Sheets)
  • Sheet Size: 8.5" x 11"
  • Finished Size: 3.75" x 8.5"
  • Stock Weight: 65 lb. Cardstock
  • Colors: Smooth White or Cream,  / Ivory Linen Finish
  • Features: Pre-Scored — No Perforation
  • Compatibility: Inkjet & Laser Printers

📐 2-Up Table Tent Specifications

  • Pack Yield: 50 Tents (2 Per Sheet, 25 Sheets)
  • Sheet Size: 8.5" x 11"
  • Finished Size: 3.75" x 4.25"
  • Stock Weight: 65 lb. Cardstock
  • Colors: Smooth White or Ivory/Cream
  • Features: Pre-Scored, Die-Cut & Perforated
  • Compatibility: Inkjet & Laser Printers

Table Tent Uses — Restaurants, Weddings, Conferences & Point of Sale Displays

From hotel front desks to cafeteria tables, these DIY table tent cards work across every setting where a compact, professional information display is needed.

  • Food & Drink: Restaurant menu specials, cafeteria table tent cards, and food station labels
  • Weddings & Events: Wedding table decorations, event place card tents, and banquet table displays
  • Corporate & Conferences: Conference table name tents, seminar schedules, and meeting room signage
  • Retail & Business: Point of sale table tents, reception desk tent cards, and showroom product displays
  • Hospitality: Hotel front desk tent cards, spa service displays, and amenity information signs
  • Education: School table tent cards, classroom name tents, and desk display signage
  • Trade Shows: Booth table signs, promotional displays, and product information tents

Pro Tips

Orientation: For 2-Up format, ensure text is oriented correctly on both sides of the score line — use our free templates to avoid alignment errors.

Printer Setting: Set to Heavyweight or Cardstock mode for better ink and toner saturation and smooth sheet feeding.

Clean Separation: For 2-Up perforated sheets, fold along the perforation once before tearing for the cleanest possible edge.

Templates: Use our free Word & Publisher templates to set up designs aligned to the score lines before printing.

Frequently Asked Questions About Printable Table Tent Cards

What is the difference between 1-Up and 2-Up formats?

Format Comparison: 1-Up yields one large tent per sheet (3.75" x 8.5") — pre-scored only, no perforation. 2-Up yields two smaller tents per sheet (3.75" x 4.25") — pre-scored, die-cut, and perforated for clean separation.

What color and finish options are available?

Color Options: Available in Smooth White and Ivory/Cream — both in smooth finish on 65 lb. cardstock, compatible with inkjet and laser printers.

Do these work with laser printers?

Printer Compatibility: Yes — compatible with all standard inkjet and laser printers. Set to Heavyweight or Cardstock mode for best results.

Where can I find free templates for these tent cards?

Free Templates: Download free Word and Publisher templates from our templates collection, or visit our Table Tent FAQ page for additional setup tips and instructions.

Can I print on both sides of the tent card?

Double-Sided Printing: Yes — both sides of the sheet are printable, allowing you to use all visible panels of the folded tent for maximum display space.

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