Pure Exhibits Blog · Booth Technology · 11 min read VIDEO WALLS · CONTENT STRATEGY · FIELD GUIDE Your video wall isn’t the investment. The content is. Exhibitors will spend tens of thousands renting an LED wall — and hand it a corporate video with a voiceover nobody will ever hear. This is the complete […]
Pure Exhibits Blog · Booth Strategy · 12 min read BOOTH MESSAGING · ARTWORK STRATEGY · FIELD GUIDE Your booth doesn’t have a design problem. It has a message problem. Most bad booths were designed beautifully — and still said nothing anyone walking past could use. This is the complete guide to the work that […]
INSIGHTS·TRADE SHOW LOGISTICS Everything you decide before install day A smooth booth installation isn’t achieved on the show floor. It’s the by-product of a set of decisions — structural, logistical, and technical — that are all closed weeks earlier. Here is the complete list. PURE EXHIBITS·12 MIN READ Almost every show-site problem is a planning […]
HOME / MATERIAL HANDLING & DRAYAGE MATERIAL HANDLING · DRAYAGE · MOVE-IN LOGISTICS Trade show drayage, finally explained It’s the line item that ambushes first-time exhibitors: the show’s general contractor charges by the pound to move your freight from their dock to your booth space. Where you ship, when you ship, and how much your […]
“` Budget Planning · Field Notes Rent vs buy a trade show booth: the all-in math. Comparing a purchase price to a rental fee is the amateur version of this analysis. A booth doesn’t get to a show by itself — it ships, installs, gets supervised, carries graphics and comes back down. Those services are […]
Orlando · The Complete Guide Trade Show Booth Rentals in Orlando: costs, venues and how it works. Everything an exhibitor needs to plan an Orlando show — what booths cost in 2026, how the Orange County Convention Center actually operates, which shows demand what, and the deadlines that decide whether move-in is calm. Written by […]
Orlando · The Complete Guide Trade Show Booth Rentals in Orlando: costs, venues and how it works. Everything an exhibitor needs to plan an Orlando show — what booths cost in 2026, how the Orange County Convention Center actually operates, which shows demand what, and the deadlines that decide whether move-in is calm. Written by […]
Las Vegas · Field Notes Exhibitors plan for a venue. Venues don’t set the rules — halls do. The same building can hand you 40 feet of clearance in one room and 13 in the next, and a booth designed for the wrong one gets refused at exactly the moment it’s most expensive to change. […]
Orlando · Field Notes The Orange County Convention Center is two buildings pretending to be one venue — and the rules change when you cross the road. The North/South Building hands most booths generous clearance; the West Building puts its halls on the second floor, runs half a mile end to end, and hangs catwalks […]
San Diego · Field Notes The San Diego Convention Center is one building with two ceilings. Halls A–E hang at roughly 27 feet to truss; Halls F–H carry 36 feet under a 64-foot roof — and California’s seismic code reads your booth drawings either way. Which end you’re assigned decides what your exhibit can be. […]
