trade show backdrops

[WOODBS]

What are you guys using for trade show displays? Like the tr-fold backdrops etc..thanks

 

[WOODBS]

lil help?

 

[Pat Whatley]

Not sure exactly what you're looking for but here's one I just sold, and I'm so impressed with it I've sold another one and I'm getting an extra one for a shop display.

http://www.camdisplays.com/html/tradeshow_displays.html

The case it comes with is nice...the$125 podium case upgrade is bad assed.

 

[WOODBS]

yeah..how ya print on it

 

[WOODBS]

oh..foamboard..nevermind..i like it

 

[WOODBS]

can you show me a pic of yours?

 

[Pat Whatley]

I did the top one, the one with the PVC panels. I just covered each panel with a print. Easy as pie.

 

[Slamdunkpro]

What are you guys using for trade show displays? Like the tr-fold backdrops etc..thanks

I do a ton of trade show displays, what are you looking for, pop-up's? panel systems? truss? There is a ton of manufacturers out there, 90% of the inexpensive ones are made by DMI in Taiwan and sold under a different name.

 

[WOODBS]

I did the top one, the one with the PVC panels. I just covered each panel with a print. Easy as pie.

did you tile in vworks? no overlap? what kind of materisl and lam did you use

 

[Sparky]

Whatever your material, lam NEEDS to be matte. Those lights will glare like crazy if not.

 

[GypsyGraphics]

I don't do trade shows, but had a speaking engagement that i wanted to have a nice backdrop for. had to be compact, quick and easy to set up alone.

What i did was, three eight foot tall roll up banners with one background image (from the front of my brochure) printed across all three, and placed them in a row right next to each other. while the graphic was carried across all three, any text, logo or information was confined to a single banner, so i could use them later individually, like just the one with my logo.

anyway, it was very cost efficient and very flexible for future use.