Pop Up Displays

3-D pop up displays make an impact If Andy Warhol made pop up trade show displays, they would be the 3-D kind. They aren't flat display panels, but rather are a series of smaller stretched fabric panels displayed together to make a Warhol-esque impact. The benefit of 3-D pop up displays is that the small fabric panels can be changed out to constantly keep the exhibit fresh and up-to-date showcasing your latest products.

I recommend:  Impact Displays makes Xpressions SNAP pop up displays that are a series of stretched fabric panels that create a three dimensional, eye catching display. Displays 2 Go offers 3-D pop up stands with a variety of shaped panels.

Pick your shape of pop up trade show displays One of the biggest benefits of choosing pop up displays at your trade show booth exhibit is the many options you have to choose from to customize your look. Gone are the days of boring flat-paneled backgrounds. Now you can choose from curved, serpentine (s-shaped), gullwing, u-shaped, bubble shaped and combinations of straight to curved pop up display options.

I recommend:  Superior Displays has several kinds of curved pop up displays including custom imprinted and unimprinted versions. ExhibitDeal offers a large variety of shapes including gullwing, serpentine, straight-curve-straight, curve-to-straight and the old standby straight pop up trade show displays. Exhibits Galore features unique U-shaped and wave shaped pop up displays. First Trade Show's bubble panel displays are ideal for showcasing products that are round.

When space is limited, opt for tabletop pop up displays Tabletop pop up displays give you the convenience and creativity of a pop up display, but in a smaller format.

I recommend:  TradeshowSupermarket.com has curved, lighted and Velcro covered tabletop pop up displays. Fast Signs offers tabletop pop up displays that are unimprinted, with graphics sold separately. Displays 2 Go has full color fabric pop up displays for tabletop use.

Create your own island or tower with a pop up display Not every exhibitor at a trade show rents an eight by ten foot booth. Sponsors often get four to six booth spaces to display their exhibits. When you need a to fill a large exhibit space or even in your own showroom, you can build large pop up displays with pop up islands and towers.

I recommend:  The Godfrey Group makes SpaceStation brand pop up islands and towers in unique sizes and shapes. Subia has a variety of island pop up displays. Dynamic Display has a cylindrical pop up tower available imprinted or with Velcro fabric.