Island · 400 sq ft
A 20×20 island is 400 square feet open on all four sides. It’s the size where you stop renting a spot in a row and start owning a corner of the hall.
What typically fits
With no back wall, there’s no single front. People approach from every aisle, so every side needs a reason to walk in. We usually anchor the middle with a central tower or storage core, then put a different activity on each face.
Island booths can usually go much taller than inlines, often 16 to 20 feet depending on the hall. They can also hang a sign from the ceiling, which is how people find you from across the floor.
A central core with storage and a coffee station inside, three or four demo or product stations around the edges, a hanging sign overhead, and one corner kept open as the main entrance. Flooring is usually raised, with power run underneath, so there are no cables taped across the carpet.
A 20×20 needs a show-floor crew, a rigging order if you’re hanging a sign, and an electrical order placed before the advance deadline. We handle all three and send you one schedule.
Recent work
How it works
One project lead from first call to final crate. No hand-offs between a design agency, a fabricator and an I&D crew.
Collaborative 3D concepts tailored to your brand and goals.
Precision custom building in our own workshop.
Secure, tracked national logistics to any venue.
Flawless on-site assembly by experienced crews.
Full show-floor support for the life of the event.
Climate-controlled storage, ready for the next show.
It starts with a free consultation to understand goals, footprint and budget. We move to 3D design, and once you approve, we handle production in our workshop, logistics and on-site installation. One dedicated project manager coordinates every step.
