General contractors
Work with an assigned general contractor, such as GES, Freeman, Fern Expo, Shepard, when the event names or allows that firm.
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Work with an assigned general contractor, such as GES, Freeman, Fern Expo, Shepard, when the event names or allows that firm.
Book qualified labor, including Teamsters, Carpenters, IATSE, IBEW, based on the venue, local rules, show rules, and approved scope.
Match the exhibit and graphics to the carrier, warehouse, show orders, labor, setup, teardown, and return plan for each event.
Put each owner, date, handoff, limit, and approval in the project plan and final agreement.
Start with the show, dates, space, audience, and budget. Then confirm the products, graphics, technology, and any limits.
Turn the brief into a clear exhibit plan. Mark the needs for artwork, lighting, screens, storage, traffic flow, and review.
Check the exhibit, graphics, and inventory before shipping. Set the freight route, warehouse plan, and show orders.
Book qualified labor for setup and teardown. Then plan the return freight, inspection, storage, or next use.
Catalog image · 20x20Open enlarged imageStarting at $24,950 all-inclusive
This eye-catching 20×20 trade show booth rental is built to impress with its dynamic design and bold architecture. A large circular hanging sign ensures maximum brand visibility across the convention floor, while the unique arch-style framing adds modern visual appeal and structural depth. The layout includes a front reception counter, two corner product stations with mounted screens, and a central lounge space outfitted with café seating for relaxed discussions. The interior features a clean floorplan that facilitates smooth traffic flow and encourages attendee engagement. High-resolution graphics, overhead lighting, and a bold back wall with video display create a tech-savvy and professional atmosphere. This 20×20 exhibit is ideal for companies attending large-scale expos, offering a balance of open hospitality and focused brand storytelling in a sleek rental format.
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Review exhibit servicesBrowse validated catalog records with real media, sizes, categories, and source-backed price states.
Browse the catalogReview verified show facts, LVCC planning notes, approved starting tiers, and the selected 20x20 exhibit.
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