
Exhibit collection
Choose the right Orlando exhibit size faster, then move into a brief with better context.
Start with the footprint you already know, switch to the affordable section if spend control is the priority, or send a brief first if you want recommendations before comparing sizes. The directory is built to shorten the first decision instead of sending buyers through a long undirected catalog.
Live exhibit concepts
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Searchable product pages with starting-price guidance and a direct route into deeper review.
Most requested size
20x20
A dependable first comparison point for exhibitors balancing visibility, meetings, and realistic spend.
Affordable options
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Budget-conscious directions that keep footprint selection clear without losing the commercial path.
Fastest comparison path
Size-ledI already know the footprint I need
Stay in the size directory when the team already has a likely booth dimension and needs cleaner exhibit-page comparisons, starting prices, and direct product access.
Budget-first option
Budget-ledI need a more cost-controlled shortlist
Open affordable exhibits if spend discipline is the first internal filter and the team wants a simpler set of options before reviewing broader custom directions.
Guidance before browsing
Recommendation-ledI want NPE to recommend the right route
Use the brief first when the show, timing, objectives, or footprint still need discussion and you want a stronger recommendation before choosing a page.
Browse by size
Start with the exhibit sizes most teams compare first.
These footprints give most exhibitors the quickest first decision. Open one size page, compare the strongest references first, and use the brief when the size still needs discussion.
How to choose faster
10x20. Good for disciplined inline layouts with cleaner spend control and simpler approvals.
20x20. The strongest all-around route for demos, meetings, and a more visible branded presence.
20x30 or 30x30. Better when the team needs more zones, heavier traffic handling, or a larger presentation story.

20 x 20 Island Exhibit Systems
Island — 400 sq ft
40 live exhibit options on this page
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20 x 30 Island Exhibit Systems
Island — 600 sq ft
12 live exhibit options on this page
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10 x 20 Inline Exhibit Systems
Inline — 200 sq ft
60 live exhibit options on this page
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30 x 30 Island Exhibit Systems
Island — 900 sq ft
12 live exhibit options on this page
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Open size pageStill unsure which footprint is right?
Open the brief first and let the team recommend the right size before you continue deeper into the full exhibit selection.
Additional footprints
Need another exhibit size?
These categories stay available when the event calls for a smaller, larger, or more specialized footprint than the most-requested starting set.

10 x 10 Inline Exhibit Systems
Inline — 100 sq ft
Starting at $15,000
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20 x 40 Island Exhibit Systems
Island — 800 sq ft
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30 x 40 Island Exhibit Systems
Island — 1,200 sq ft
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Open page40 x 40 Flagship Exhibit Systems
Island — 1,600 sq ft
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40 x 60 Flagship Exhibit Systems
Island — 2,400 sq ft
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50 x 50 Island Exhibit Systems
Island — 2,500 sq ft
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60 x 60 Flagship Exhibit Systems
Island — 3,600 sq ft
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Open pageDecision-first directory
The page is organized to reduce comparison time so procurement and marketing can align around the right route sooner.
Commercially clear pricing
Starting-price guidance stays close to the size cards so internal conversations begin with realistic scope instead of vague range discussions.
Orlando planning context
The directory stays focused on real U.S. exhibit planning paths for Orlando and related event programs rather than disconnected inspiration browsing.
Affordable exhibits
Open affordable exhibits when the first priority is budget control.
This route is for exhibitors who want a more practical starting point first, then refine graphics, support needs, and upgrades once the direction is approved.
What this option does well
Keeps the footprint clear, reduces early spend pressure, and gives procurement teams a cleaner first review.
When to use it
Use this route when you want starting prices quickly and do not need the broadest custom-stand scope on day one.




