Why choose PX-379

Three glass-top display counters across the front are the idea here: every sample sits at waist height, under glass, and within a visitor's reach. Behind them a bright white wall carries rows of product photographs in a red band, so the booth reads as a catalog you can walk up to. A TV on a floor stand at the right keeps video running without a mounted screen. Small-part and component makers who need buyers to inspect real samples will find it practical.

How the space works

Visitors walking the aisle meet the three gray display counters first, with glass tops that invite them to lean in and look at your samples. Behind the counters, the white wall shows the catalog in photographs, one above each case. Two round white tables with chairs sit among the counters for seated talks, and the floor-stand TV at the far right pulls the eye toward the dark red return wall and the corner of the booth.

Best for

• Electronics and component suppliers who show small parts that need to be seen up close
• Companies that sell from a printed catalog and want to match each photo with a physical sample
• Exhibitors who run a looping product video on a stand-alone screen
• Teams that meet buyers at a small table set back from the aisle

What stands out

• Three glass-top counters: the sample is protected but fully visible, which suits parts a visitor wants to inspect without handling.
• Bright white back wall with a colored band: product photographs and part names stay clear and easy to read from the aisle.
• TV on a floor stand: it can be moved or angled, so you can aim it at the aisle crowd or at the meeting tables.

Make it yours

• Line each counter with a colored mat so samples stand out against the gray base
• Add a lit sign above the TV return wall to mark the corner for visitors down the aisle
• Turn one counter into a staffed demo point by moving a chair behind it