A great tagline for custom exhibits, homes, and vehicles is “if you can dream it, we can build it.” Although that is essentially true, cost and manufacturing capabilities do limit the possibilities to a degree. If I dream of a custom booth with 24k gold handrails, interactive touch screen walls, custom built wood furniture, and a built in arcade, although it is possible to fabricate, I may not be able to afford it, or it may take too long to build. As we continue to go behind the scenes of the trade show industry, now is good time to cover our custom display manufacturing capabilities! Let’s get into it!
As we continue to take a look behind the scenes of the trade show industry, let’s take a step back and look at the nuts and bolts of what makes it work. In this post we are going to answer the question: How are Custom Displays Made? If you are in the custom display market, make sure to read this post in depth while you are searching for the perfect custom display builder. If you are unfamiliar with the custom display process, think about the custom home building process as a reference.
Ask yourself, are you looking for a display that essentially looks like all the others, with slight modifications to make it your own? Or are you looking for a unique, one of a kind custom booth that is perfectly tailored to your company? Just like in the home building world, the custom display is going to cost more, take longer to build, and require teamwork between the builder, project coordinator, and customer. However, it has the ability to set your company apart from all others. Let’s dive into the process to understand how we build our custom trade show booths!
In our last post, What does made in the USA really mean, we established the legal and ethical basis of labeling a product’s country of origin. In this post we are going to dive deeper as we go behind the scenes of the trade show industry! You might ask yourself “exactly which trade show displays are made in the USA?” At Creative Imaging Displays we carry a large line of USA made trade show displays. To make it easy, let’s dive into all the great products we carry that are Made in the USA!
When a product is marked “Made in USA” that means it was all made in the USA. Why would anyone question a statement so clear and simple? Well, like most things in life it isn’t that simple. In the trade show industry the vast majority of hardware components are made outside the US. To contrast, most printing happens inside the USA. However, there are many products available that are really Made in the US. For customers shopping around, let’s go behind the scenes of the trade show industry so you know exactly what you are buying! What does Made in USA really mean?
In continuation of our series “Behind the Scenes of the Trade Show Industry” we want to provide some very helpful insights into the process of manufacturing a custom trade show booth. The fall and winter trade show season is fast approaching and will not slow down again until this time next summer. It is important to start your custom trade show booth now if you want to ensure your trade show success. In this post we will cover the reasons why it’s so important to start early. Additionally, we will explain the process of manufacturing and designing so it all makes sense. Are you too late to build a custom trade show booth? Don’t worry, we have great solutions to create custom-looking booths with stock materials to reduce lead time!
The fall 2023 trade show season is approaching quickly! Don’t let the warm weather, birds chirping, and chill vibes distract you, winter is coming! With winter comes the full swing of trade show season and the perfect time to plan is the beginning of summer! The larger shows are already booked, or filling up fast, so now is the time to discuss the must attend trade shows for fall 2023.
At Creative Imaging Displays we supply you with custom booth graphics and portable displays, however our goal is to assist with a successful show. Our business relies on successful trade shows so we are here to help! Part of that is finding good shows which provide ROI. Not ready to exhibit at a big show? Start by attending the shows as a consumer to get a feel for the attendees and exhibitors. This is a low cost way to find out if its right for you! Here are few to check out this fall!
