Why choose PX-601

Running water is part of the pitch here, which is why two display counters with built-in sinks sit on the right of this corner booth. A long white fabric wall with a gold band backs the space, a tall graphic tower stands beside it, and an overhead header frame throws downlights over the floor. On the left, a glass-walled meeting room with a sofa gives buyers privacy. Kitchen, bath, flooring and building-product exhibitors will find a lot to work with.

How the space works

From the main aisle, the tall tower and the overhead header frame mark the corner. Visitors reach the reception desk first, then turn right to the two sink counters, where staff can run water and show finishes on the spot. Two lit plinths hold smaller samples, and arm lights on the back wall pick out the graphics. To the left, a glass-walled room with a sofa and coffee table offers a seated, private talk, and a TV above the desk plays a loop.

Best for

• Kitchen, bath, faucet and surface makers who need working sinks to demonstrate product
• Building-material companies that want a glass meeting room next to the display
• Exhibitors with small, high-value items for lit plinths
• Teams that want a staffed reception desk and a quiet seating nook in one footprint

What stands out

• Display counters with sinks: lets you demonstrate real use of faucets, surfaces or cleaning products
• Glass-walled meeting room: a clear, bright place for deals that does not hide the booth from the aisle
• Overhead header frame with puck lights: puts light right where product and faces are, with a finished look

Make it yours

• Swap the counter finishes for your own stone, laminate or wood sample
• Use the lit plinths for hero products and rotate them each day
• Replace the lounge sofa with a small table if your meetings involve paperwork