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A 10×10 with two open sides instead of one — the corner upgrade. Significantly more visibility, identical floor area.
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Horizon 10 ft Arch 02 Fabric Structure
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About 10 × 10 corner
A corner booth has two aisle sides open instead of one. Empirically attendees pass and consider a corner booth two-to-three times more often than an interior inline booth. Most shows charge a 10–25% corner-premium for this advantage; for booths with a clear product to demo or a strong visual brand, the premium pays back many times over.
The biggest mistake is treating a corner booth like an inline — one back wall and nothing else. Use the second open side: extend the backwall around the corner with an L-shaped configuration, place the counter at the corner intersection to engage both aisles, or add a side-facing graphic panel to brand the second open side. Modular kits and tension-fabric L-shapes are designed for this exact configuration.
The backwall does, but you'll want to add a side-facing graphic or extend the backwall around the corner to take advantage of the second open side.
Show fees usually run 10–25% above inline rates. Display upgrades to take advantage of the corner add another 20–40% on top of a standard inline kit.
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