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Ideas for Trade Show Displays

You have finally made the big decision to invest showing at a trade show and now you need to consider displays. Whether you do a small or large show, cheap or expensive, your displays for products can make a big impact on sales. Dull, dirty or unimaginative displays turn customers off and cut sales drastically. If you are new at trade shows or looking for ideas for trade show displays consider rental displays.



  • Trade show displays can be expensive to purchase, so consider renting. At least well-designed and professional looking displays run a bit of money. Vendors are in a difficult position of needing the best looking displays, which are easily set up and torn down in addition to affordable costs. The other catch to this dilemma is how do you know what styles of displays fit your products, look good and fill your needs for a show? Once you buy show displays, you are basically stuck with them unless you can sell them to another vendor.




  • Check the Yellow Pages and the Internet for show display rentals. People can rent any size, type, color and style of displays rather than purchasing. A good rental company will personalize displays, offer recommendations, and help you pick displays best suited to your needs. They will even help out designing graphics, which you may keep as part of the rental agreement.




  • Vendors who are short on storage space for display units may be interested in rental deals. Most rental agencies will store displays for you and deliver them to your show location. You do not have to concern yourself with storage space or transportation of displays to and from the show. Vendors doing out-of-state trade shows can take advantage of display delivery options to save money and hassles.



  • Consider how many shows you do each year and whether it would be economical to rent displays. At the very least, you can try out new displays to see if the style is something you are interested in and purchase one later. Purchasing a product of any sort is usually a wise investment. If you only do a few shows per year, you might think about renting almost new displays and saving money.