Thanks to you for putting together a great layout for us and for the exceptional execution. Because of you, our IAAPA experience was super positive!
Marie M.Solana Beach, CA
Trade Show Exhibits with “Character”
We’re featuring 2 exhibits this week! The first exhibit is a hybrid Delta Matrix / slat-wall system and the second is a portable Classic display
Building a Battlefield in the Orange County Convention Center
This custom display for I/ITSEC was a lot of fun to build. Our client, who was featuring a simulated training program, wanted the exhibit to have a “military feel”.
Life in the trenches (sort of…)
I/ITSEC 2010, the World’s Largest Modeling, Simulation and Training Conference, is moving into the Convention Center at the end of this week, and one of our clients is preparing for “trade show battle”.
Building “Up”
In today’s pull and prep snapshot we’re highlighting an exhibit that’s all about building “up”. This tower jumps to just over 16 feet tall and is 8 feet wide and all sides!
Being Creative with Hanging Signs
This time around we got faced with a special problem. The client was looking to use their existing exhibit at an upcoming show — what’s the problem? Read more to find out.
Project Spotlight – Workforce Software Hits the Show Floor
The client sent us these great snapshots of their new exhibit on the show floor at Chicago’s McCormick Place. The final display came out great, and looks even better with their product on display!
A Brand New 10 foot Pop-up Display – Ready to Go!
We just prepped this brand new 10ft pop-up display purchase to go out to the client today.
Packing up a 30×30 for NBAA 2010 in Atlanta
Certified Lead Men Jacob Tucker and Jacquan Penick just packed up this 30×30 Truss/Matrix Hybrid exhibit to send to the NBAA 2010 Show in Atlanta.
Prepping a 20×20 Extrusion Exhibit
We put this display together just the other day! It’s a 20×20 Extrusion Exhibit with towers that are nearly 20ft tall.
Project Spotlight – Maraqua Design’s Final Build
These are the final shots we took of Maraqua Design’s display. The exhibit really came together at the end, and the graphics came out great!