Booth Types
Booth Types for Las Vegas Planning
Choose booth formats with a clear read on footprint, structure, graphics, labor, freight, reuse, and how the exhibit needs to sell on the floor.
Booth Types
Choose booth formats with a clear read on footprint, structure, graphics, labor, freight, reuse, and how the exhibit needs to sell on the floor.
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An inline booth sits in a straight row with neighbors on either side and one side open to the aisle, which is the most common booth configuration o...
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An island booth opens to aisle traffic on all four sides with no neighbor to lean on, which makes it the largest and most labor-intensive booth typ...
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A modular booth is built from an aluminum extrusion frame system that reconfigures into different footprints, 10x10 one show, 20x20 the next, witho...
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A portable display is built to travel with the person presenting it rather than ship ahead as freight, which makes it the right tool for a sales te...
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A custom exhibit booth is built from the ground up for one exhibitor rather than assembled from a catalog system, which means every structural and...
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A double deck exhibit puts usable space on top of usable space, adding a second story above the main floor for private meetings, storage, or a hosp...
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A rental exhibit booth lets a company arrive at a Las Vegas hall with a finished structure instead of carrying capital equipment between shows. The...
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A conference booth display lives in a hotel ballroom or meeting space rather than an open exhibit hall, which changes both the design brief and the...
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A peninsula booth backs onto an aisle instead of a neighboring exhibitor, opening to traffic on three sides while still keeping one full wall for a...
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A tabletop display is the smallest unit an exhibitor brings to a Las Vegas hall, sized to sit on a six-foot or eight-foot skirted table rather than...
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Outdoor exhibit space in Las Vegas, an outdoor lot at the Convention Center, a resort porte-cochere activation, or a demonstration area, runs on a...
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At 400 square feet and open on all four sides, a 20x20 is the point where a Las Vegas booth stops following inline rules and starts following islan...
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A 10x10 booth gives one back wall and roughly 100 square feet, and on a Las Vegas floor that space has to carry the whole first impression. We plan...
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Doubling a 10x10 into a 10x20 adds a second bay, close to 200 square feet, and enough room to split demo space from a private conversation area. On...
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Backlit fabric graphics and true LED video walls solve the same problem from opposite directions: staying legible under hall lighting that is brigh...
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A retractable banner stand is the smallest, fastest piece of exhibit graphics in a Las Vegas program, built to travel in a bag and stand up in unde...
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A backwall or backdrop display is usually the fastest thing to set up on a Las Vegas floor and the first thing a visitor actually reads. Whether it...
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