Display cases FAQs
Could I skip the cost of buying displays and just build them myself?
You could do this, but it probably is not something that is advised for most people. When you build your own, you may be able to save money if you are skilled and knowledgeable about what it is that you need to do. But the case for most people is that it is simply too much work to do one of these displays by yourself. If you adhere to the belief that time is money, you might simply rather order a wooden or glass display. Of course, the final decision depends on how confident you feel with building with your own hands.
How big should my trade show display be?Traditionally, the approximate size of the area that most vendors have at a trade show is something like about 10 feet wide and about 6 feet deep. This varies, but it is a good estimate. If you use this estimate, then you should assume that the actual display should probably take up about half of this space. You want to allow room for yourself and other employees. Likewise, you should also make sure there is enough room for others to be able to gather around and take a look at your display.
What is the biggest size display board I can get?
The largest display boards are actually quite a bit larger than most people think. While many people think of a large display board being about 10 feet wide by 4 or 5 feet tall, the truth is that you can get display boards that are 20 feet wide by 10 feet tall. For all intents and purposes, these boards can also be used as temporary walls. This is most often very useful if you have a large display area that you want to be able to break up into different portions.
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