These configurations use two of our 2' x 2' standard panels to build an inexpensive display (at just $400). These panels, like all of our panels, can be covered in graphics, fitted with monitors or lightboxes or used as a base to build into a much larger display.

These three panel configurations show the versatility of a display that can start at only $600. Here, you see examples of tri-fold tabletop displays, as well as basic pedestals. Just like our 2 panel configurations, these can be easily customized to hold monitors, lightboxes and graphics.

These four panel configurations give you an idea of how versatile a display costing just $800 can be. These small to medium sized tabletop configurations can be great platforms to grow into kiosks, larger tabletops or even 10' displays by adding just a few panels.

With 6 panels ($1200), you can really see how larger and more complex shapes come together. These nine examples show examples of 6' x 2' kiosks, small corner displays, larger tabletops and our standard 4' triangle pedestal.

With only eight panels, these $1600 displays now show a wide range of available shapes and configurations using our standard panels. You can see large table to displays that fill full 8 foot tables. You see freestanding structures such as kiosks and lobby displays. These 8 panels can also be broken down into two smaller displays.

With 9 panels ($1800), you can build even more complex tabletops, basic kiosks and smaller lobby displays. At this size, the display is still very simple to transport in a single case and is easily put together in just a few minutes.

With 10 panels ($2000), impressive structures can be formed that tower over the heads of your visitors and fill large spaces. Here we see several lobby displays and kiosks that can be made with 10 panels. As with 4, 6 and 8 panel displays, these panels can be divided up into many smaller displays a well.

11 panels ($2200) allows for 8' tall configurations while still giving wide presentations. Adding onto the 10 panel configurations yields even more interesting structures and complex configurations.

At 12 panels ($2400), we're now filling 10' booth spaces very nicely. As you can see by these configurations, an 8' x 8' wall is easily formed, as is towers of pedestals to create kiosks.

With 15 panels ($3000), 10 foot wide walls are possible. The extra versatility of these walls gives the presenter many display options including pyramid shapes, half moons and fans. The impact of a display this large when mixed with appropriate signage and monitors can outshine a display many times it's cost and footprint.

With 18 panels ($3600), the impact you're capable of making on the trade show floor is apparent. Able to fill full 10' booth spaces easily with a combination of walls and pedestals, these displays are capable as they are or are good bases to build larger displays.

With 21 panels ($4200), large walls or multiple displays are the mainstays of your presentations. Adding pedestals increases stability and adds attractive functionality.

With 25 panels ($5000), you can expand beyond the standard 10' display into larger and more complex display options. With this panel configuraiton, you can easily go 8' tall and 12' wide or more.