Smaller trade show, conference, or event spaces need not mean that you’re stuck with something lackluster to present your branding and messaging. On the contrary, you can still project your branding and messaging in a compelling manner. Tell your brand story loud and clear with this 7.5Ft Curved Full Height Tension Fabric Display. With ample space to show off your branding, graphics, and value proposition, this is an affordable solution for exhibitors seeking something to fit in a smaller space.
When it comes to your graphics, you’ll want to think of how you design and display them from an outsider’s perspective. When someone views them, do they get a sense of who you are and what you do? Is your branding visible from a distance? What message are you conveying? Do your graphics match your messaging? You’ll need to carefully consider these options when you design for your tension fabric display.
The 7.5Ft Curved Full Height Tension Fabric Display- Key Advantages:
No matter your industry or your event, this is a budget conscious and sophisticated looking tension fabric display. Whether you’re providing a back wall for a retail event, a back wall for pictures at various events or even at a trade show or conference, you have a great solution that will serve you well over multiple events.
Traditionally referred to as a pop up display, this 7.5Ft Curved Full Height Tension Fabric Display is easy to install and dismantle in a variety of locations. The graphic is already attached to the expandable pop up display frame. All you need to do is expand your pop up display to its full length and secure it in place. Make sure you secure the end caps with the hook and loop provided. All instructions are provided in this kit so it should be a breeze for any exhibitor.
A rolling carry bag is included with purchase, but we also have separate hard molded wheeled cases for purchase (sold separately). These can also be converted into a handy trade show reception counter with the addition of a wrap around graphic (also sold separately).
