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Starting at $8,200
Versatile 10×10 Trade Show Booth This 10×10 trade show booth is crafted to provide a welcoming and engaging environment for visitors. Here are its key features: Spotlights (x2): Two strategically positioned spotlights illuminate the booth, highlighting the central branding and ensuring visibility. These lights enhance the booth’s aesthetics and attract attention from across the exhibition floor. 42” TV: A large 42-inch television is mounted on the back wall, perfect for displaying promotional videos, product demonstrations, and interactive content. This feature helps engage visitors and provide them with detailed information about your offerings. 39” Storage Counter: A convenient storage counter at the rear of the booth provides ample space for storing promotional materials, personal belongings, and other essentials. This counter also serves as an additional surface for product displays and client interactions. Table with Chairs (x4): A round table with four chairs offers a comfortable area for discussions and meetings. This setup is ideal for engaging with potential clients and partners in a relaxed, professional environment. Flooring (10×10): Stylish 10×10 flooring defines the space and enhances its overall appeal. The flooring ensures a clean, professional appearance, complementing the booth’s design elements. Branding Panels: Prominent branding panels on the back and side walls showcase the company logo and colors. This ensures that the brand is visible and recognizable from various angles within the exhibition hall. This 10×10 booth is both functional and visually appealing, providing ample space for interaction while effectively promoting the brand. Its compact size makes it ideal for exhibitions where space is limited, yet it delivers a significant impact through strategic design and branding elements.
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The active catalog record confirms the product identity, but not a reservation for specific dates or markets. Availability, inventory origin, condition, routing, substitutions, and commercial terms require project review and written confirmation.
It is the supplied catalog starting price for this exhibit record. The final proposal identifies approved adaptations, graphics, furniture, technology, freight, material handling, labor, venue services, taxes, schedule effects, and other project items separately.
Brand graphics and potential layout or component adaptations can be reviewed against the real footprint, inventory, venue, product, technology, storage, accessibility, schedule, and budget requirements. No modification is assumed until approved.
Qualified third-party labor providers perform installation and dismantle work. The project team can coordinate the approved scope, drawings, schedule, supervision expectations, venue requirements, and custody handoffs.
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