Exhibitors often assume more visibility means jumping straight to an island — but a 10x40 peninsula delivers dual-aisle exposure at a fraction of island pricing. The real decision is whether your show floor position and budget call for that upgrade at all.
Decision Points for Exhibitors
• Peninsula vs. island? Dual-aisle frontage gets you seen from two directions without island-level cost
• Do you need rigging? This is typically the first booth size where overhead signage requires it — we plan for it from month one
• One message or two? Each aisle-facing side can carry different messaging, tested independently
• Meetings without disrupting flow? The extra length fits a private meeting space alongside open display area
Fast Facts
1. 10–12 weeks, brief to install
2. ~400 sq ft, peninsula, dual-aisle frontage
3. 5–7 person crew, 2-day install
Rigging plans ship pre-approved alongside the chassis — venue crews get finished drawings, not a same-day sketch.
Get the visibility of an island without the island price tag.
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