Modular Trade Show Display FAQ

Best Displays & Graphics offers a full line of modular trade show displays, just contact us and we can design a modular booth for you.

• Modular displays use a lightweight aluminum frame that’s easy to assemble, with no tools required.
• They’re highly portable and break down into transport cases, which saves on storage/shipping costs.
• You can reconfigure a large display into a smaller one (e.g., reduce a 40′ booth down to 10′).

Cost depends on the size and customizations. For example, we offer modular packages such as 10′, 10′x20′, or 20′x20′. Contact us for a tailored quote.

Lead time depends on the complexity of the display and any custom graphics or add-ons. Contact us for your show date and we’ll advise the schedule.

Our modular displays are made from high-quality aluminum frames and heavy-knit tension fabric graphics designed for multiple uses. With proper care, they’re meant to last many shows and since we offer a lifetime warranty on most hardware, they can be a long-term investment.

Yes. Our modular systems are designed so you can reconfigure a large display into a smaller booth using the same components.

Setup is fast and tool-free thanks to the lightweight aluminum frame and in-depth instruction assembly.

Yes, our modular displays can be integrated with TVs, monitors, kiosks, touchscreens, and other AV hardware as part of the booth design.

Yes. We offer full turnkey services including shipping, installation, and dismantle across Canada for displays we build.

Yes. After your event, we can store your modular displays in our secure climate-controlled facility.

Yes, we manufacture our displays in Canada and ship across Canada.

We warranty all trade show displays and components we produce against defects in materials and workmanship. If any issue arises due to our craftsmanship, we will repair or replace the affected part.
Exclusions: This warranty does not cover damage caused by improper setup, transportation, storage, mishandling, accidents, or any wear and tear resulting from normal event use