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Design a folded table tent with QR panels for restaurants, events, and service desks.
A table tent is scanned at close range, often under restaurant or event lighting. The template uses large type and a roomy QR area so the code works without forcing people to pick up the sign.
Menus, reviews, ordering, feedback, payments, check-ins, WiFi, event schedules, and local information all work well when the table setting gives people time to scan.
Usually yes. A table tent is seen from different angles, so repeated scan panels make it easier for guests.
Test the fold, viewing angle, QR size, contrast, and destination link from a seated position.
Use the action that fits the moment. Menu QR codes work before ordering, payment QR codes work at checkout, and review QR codes work after the experience.
Synthetic waterproof paper or rigid plastic holds up much better than cardstock in a restaurant. Regular lamination tends to peel after repeated wiping. If you want a cheaper option, use an acrylic sign holder with a replaceable printed insert.
Usually yes. Guests sit on different sides, so putting the same QR code on both panels means nobody has to reach across the table or flip the tent around.
Plain cardstock can start looking worn in a few days from spills and handling. Synthetic paper or plastic table tents can last months with regular cleaning. Replace any tent where the QR code is faded, scratched, or stained.
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