Brief
Share the show details that shape the booth plan before design starts.
- Show dates, venue, and booth size
- Traffic flow, demos, and storage needs
- Product priorities and brand goals
- Logos, guides, and existing artwork
Project support
Full-service exhibit programs usually need design, graphics, fabrication, logistics, installation, and storage working together. Exhibitant delivers those core services with one US-based project team from quote through show delivery.
Core services
A complete booth program usually needs design, graphics, fabrication, logistics, installation, storage, and post-show support working together. Exhibitant focuses on the services marketing and events teams need most, without making you coordinate five vendors on your own.
Layout direction, space planning, and booth concepts sized to your footprint and show goals.
Fabric, vinyl, and backlit graphics with file review, proofs, and production-ready prep.
One accountable team for timeline, approvals, vendor coordination, and show paperwork.
US-based production of modular booth systems, counters, and components built for repeat use.
Direct-to-show shipping, advance warehouse routing, crate specs, and move-in timing.
Show-book ordering for labor, utilities, floor covering, and venue deadlines before move-in.
Show-floor setup and tear-down coordination with trained I&D partners, setup notes, and on-site handoff.
Demos, screens, and booth touchpoints that help visitors understand your offer and take the next step.
On-site project contact, vendor coordination, and troubleshooting while your booth is live on the floor.
Between-show storage, booth inspection, graphics refresh, and inventory tracking for repeat programs.
Condition reports, repack notes, missing-part checks, and a practical debrief before the next event.
One booth program plan across your show calendar, with shared assets, refresh timing, and storage routing.
One project team
Show dates do not wait for vendor runaround. Your project manager keeps design, production, freight, installation, storage, and asset refresh on one timeline so approvals, files, and delivery dates stay connected.
How projects run
Every service path starts with the show requirements and ends with a booth that is ready for the floor. The steps below keep creative decisions, approvals, production, freight, and handoff connected instead of scattered across separate vendors.
Share the show details that shape the booth plan before design starts.
Turn the brief into a layout direction your team can review and approve.
Prepare artwork and print files so the booth message is production ready.
Build the approved booth assets with milestones tied to the show date.
Move the booth through packing, labeling, and delivery without guesswork.
Get the booth on the floor, then keep assets ready for the next event.
Related paths
Project support
Share where you are in the process. We will clarify design, production, logistics, installation, storage, and what we need to move forward.