All-in
15×20 peninsulaPX-520
U-Shaped Counter and Curved Graphic Wall
Bar counter
$22,9509 items · all-in
Why choose PX-667
Two businesses can share one footprint here without blurring together. A glowing column of brick and lit yellow panels splits the space into a timber-framed café side and a red-framed counter side, each with its own entrance, bar and welcome desk. It suits co-exhibitors, a parent company showing two product lines, or any food and beverage brand that wants to serve samples while keeping a quiet sofa corner for longer talks with buyers.
How the space works
From the aisle, visitors see two framed doorways on either side of the lit center column. On the café side, a long wood-faced bar with metal stools runs under a wood-panel wall, with an espresso station behind it and a white sofa and cubes facing a grid shelf of yellow display cubes. On the other side, an L-shaped black counter with a yellow light line sits against the brick wall, with bistro tables and white chairs around it. Small welcome desks flank the column at the front.
Best for
- Two partner brands splitting one peninsula and its costs
- Coffee, bakery and quick-service food companies sampling at a bar
- Franchise groups presenting two concepts side by side
- Beverage equipment makers who want to brew live in front of visitors
What stands out
- A central column split diagonally into brick and lit yellow panels, which marks the dividing line and is visible from far down the aisle
- A timber post-and-beam entrance with track spots on one side and folded red-and-yellow frames on the other, so each half reads as its own storefront
- Black grid shelving with yellow display cubes that works as a room divider and a place for packaged product
Make it yours
- Run both halves as one brand by repeating the same wall finish on each side
- Swap the brick-wall bar for a demo counter with a screen above it
- Turn the sofa corner into a meeting nook with a table and four chairs
PX-667 in every show city
Same booth, same items. The all-in price changes only with local labor and freight rates. Pick a row to see that city's full breakdown below.
Everything in PX-667
A shared booth split into two themed halves around a central lit feature column. One half has a wood-wall coffee bar with stools and a small sofa lounge; the other has a brick-wall counter with bistro tables. Open timber and red frames mark each entrance.
Furniture
- 2 bar counters with stool seating
- 1 white sofa with 2 cubes and coffee table
- 6 bistro tables with white chairs
- 8 bar stools
Counters and displays
- 2 small welcome counters with logo
- 1 grid shelving divider with display cubes
Flooring
- Dark carpet flooring
Structure and graphics
- 1 wood-panel back wall with logo
- 1 brick back wall with logo
- 1 central lit feature column with brick and yellow panels
- 2 entrance frames in timber and red
- Overhead black header frame with spot lights
All-inEvery item above is in the $32,350 price, printed with your graphics and adapted to your space.
What "all-in" covers
From the first drawing to the last crate leaving the hall, it's one fixed price.
Not includedMaterial handling (drayage) and electrical, billed by the show at actual cost. Booths with a hanging sign also need the show's rigging labor. We order all of it for you.
What PX-667 costs in Las Vegas
The price is built from what's in this booth. Pick your show city: labor and freight rates differ between convention cities, so the price changes with it.
Paid to the show, estimated
How this estimate works
Material handling (drayage) is what the show's contractor charges to move your freight from the dock or warehouse to your booth and back. It's billed per 100 lb, with a 200 lb minimum. Our weight estimate for PX-667 is 3,200 lb, based on its size and contents.
Electrical is ordered per outlet from the hall; the range uses typical advance-order rates for the outlets this booth's screens and lights need. Booth space is what you pay the show organizer for the floor, usually per square foot. These are rough guides: your proposal lists the real rates from your show's exhibitor kit, and union cities run higher.
Booth facts
About PX-667
Can one company use both halves?
Yes. The two sides share one structure, so you can brand both for yourself or use them for two product lines.
Is there running water for the coffee bar?
The bars have room for coffee equipment, but water, drainage and power are ordered through your show. Food and drink sampling rules also vary by venue, so check your exhibitor manual.
Do the two halves need separate staff?
Each side has its own bar and welcome desk, so most exhibitors staff both. A small team can cover it during quieter hours.
From pick to show floor
- Pick this designSend your show, booth number and size.
- See it with your brandWe return a rendering with your graphics and a fixed proposal.
- We build and shipProduced in our shop in 30 to 45 days, then shipped to the show.
- We install itOur crew sets it up before opening and takes it down after.
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Want PX-667 at your next show?
12 items, designed, built, shipped, installed and removed by us. Send your show and booth number; we send back a rendering with your graphics and a fixed price within 24 hours.