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The classic starter booth. Three walls — one back, two side neighbors. The default North American tradeshow footprint.
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About 10 × 10 inline
Inline means your booth shares side walls with neighboring exhibitors and only the front (aisle-facing) side is open to traffic. You get one back wall to brand, no side branding, and a 10ft × 10ft floor area. Inline is the most common booth allocation at any major convention center and is what 'tradeshow display kits' usually means by default.
A complete kit pairs a 10ft backwall (your visual hero), a 36in branded counter at the booth front, two flanking retractable banner stands at the side margins, two LED arm lights, and a branded floor mat. Add a 32–43in monitor on the backwall if you have video. Budget allocation: roughly 50–60% backwall, 15% counter, 10–15% banners, 5% lighting, 5–10% floor and accessories.
Splurge on the backwall — it's 80% of your visual impact and the part attendees see from across the aisle. Save on banners — a $200 retractable does the same job as a $500 one for normal indoor use. Splurge on lighting only if your booth competes in a low-light hall (consumer electronics, hospitality). Save on a custom floor mat by ordering a branded floor decal instead.
Standard maximum is 8 feet at most North American venues — anything taller risks blocking neighbors' line of sight and triggers venue rules. Hanging signs above the booth do not count against backwall height.
Usually not — your neighbors are using that wall on their side. Some venues allow optional side panels up to 4ft high.
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