Trade Show Back Walls and other Displays in general have evolved over time. Exhibitors have so many more options now than in the past. No longer are we limited to the Traditional Panel Pop Up Displays (which are still great by the way) or Grid Wall Systems. The options are seemingly endless. Now the biggest challenge is disseminating all the options to find what works best for you now and in the future (let’s say 2–3 years out).
With so many events on your schedule, it can not only be daunting, but even a bit grueling to know when to start planning for said events. With all of the products to gather and order, trade show displays and space to maximize, and other logistical minutiae, many ask, “when should all of this planning actually start?”
In this article I’m going to discuss the difference between LED lights versus halogen lights when used with tradeshow displays. While they both serve the purpose of making our tradeshow displays more visible and visually appealing, there have been some changes over the last few years that have really led to a shift (no pun intended!) from halogen lights to LED lights. Let’s take a look at why and what some of the differences are.
One of the most common features that Exhibitors are looking for in their tradeshow display is the ability to add a TV monitor. While there are many ways to accomplish this I will review some of the most common ways where exhibitors have found success.
TRIGA Modular Towers have a lot in common with their EZ Tube cousins mentioned above as well as their SEG kin. In fact, TRIGA Modular Towers seem to combine the best of both worlds when it comes to tower displays. TRIGA Modular Towers are completely tool-less like the Portable EZ Tube Towers, but also have a customizable nature similar to the SEG Modular Towers.
Exhibitors will often prepare their booth space with the expectation of being in a standard 10×10’ area. Since it is one of the more common square footage spaces, it only makes sense to prepare for that particular kind of space. However, many exhibitors lately have not just the 10×10’ booth space on their trade show calendar, but the 10×20’ booth space as well. Adding that additional ten feet is a decent amount of room to cover. And setup with display signage correctly.
When getting ready to set up your trade show hanging sign, there are a variety of factors to consider. On top of getting the sign ready to your specifications and considering custom sizes and shapes, there is the ever-present question of “how high should my trade show hanging sign actually be?” The process for getting your trade show hanging sign up is simple and either requires you to fill out a hanging sign labor form or to notify show personel how far off of the ground you would like your trade show hanging sign to be
Quite often, we get asked numerous questions about engineer stamps. These inquiries range from “what exactly is an engineer stamp for trade show hanging signs” and “is having an engineer stamp for my trade show hanging banner a necessity?” In this article, we will attempt to shed some light on the topic of engineer stamps and hopefully provide more clarity on whether purchasing an engineer stamp is the right next move for you and your trade show exhibition career.
“Lumiere Back Wall Displays have grown immensely in popularity over the past year. With key features such as simple setup that mimics their pop-up brethren, Silicone Edge Graphics (or SEGs) to ensure a sharp and vibrant marketing message, and the coveted modularity of the Lumiere system, it is no wonder this display signage is getting used within more and more trade show booths. A new aspect to the Lumiere Back Wall Displays has recently been revealed. Now, these back walls can hold a TV monitor on them. By utilizing this newer technology, you can pave the way to garner more and more success at future trade show exhibitions.
