20x20 Island Exhibit Rental for SEMA Show — Las Vegas

20x20 is a true island footprint: 400 square feet, four open sides, and a structure that has to read correctly from every approach.

A 20x20 is 400 square feet and the first true island. Four open sides means no back to hide the storage behind, so the center structure has to do brand duty and storage duty at the same time.

Exhibitors take this design to SEMA Show. SEMA is a vehicle show. Turntables, raised platforms, ramps for lowered vehicles, vehicle spotting and the sequence in which cars enter the hall drive the entire exhibit design, and everything else is built around them.

One practical note for SEMA Show: Vehicle move-in at SEMA runs on its own schedule ahead of general freight and is spotted by the general contractor. Platform structure, turntable load paths, ramp angle for low ground clearance and floor loading against the 450-pound-per-square-foot ground-level rating all have to be engineered in advance — and fuel-level and battery-disconnect rules apply.

Floor loading governs anything heavy. Ground-level halls at the Las Vegas Convention Center are rated at 450 pounds per square foot and the South Hall upper level at 300, which is the number that matters for vehicles, machinery and double-deck footings.

The graphics are yours. Every panel, header, counter face and hanging sign on this exhibit is printed for your brand — nothing generic ships with it. We prepare the artwork specification, run preflight against it, output it, finish it and install it, so the color on the wall is the color you approved.

The rental price includes structure, custom-printed graphics, flooring, lighting, delivery, install, on-site supervision, dismantle and return freight. We quote the show services alongside it so you see the real total before you commit.

Tell us your show, your booth number and your square footage and we will come back with this design adapted to your brand and one quote covering all of it. Call (702) 760-4036.