Display Options for Your Samples
• Display tables bring tabletop products within easy reach.
• Freestanding shelving groups smaller items by collection.
• Plinths give larger objects a separate presentation surface.
• Enclosed storage keeps spare samples beneath the display.
• Brand graphics identify your collection within the approved layout.
Display Rental for Wholesale Conversations
Your ceramics, stationery, home fragrance or decorative objects need to be easy to browse at sample scale. A tall vase, a boxed gift set and a row of greeting cards make different demands on the same small display. We use your product dimensions and photographs to develop a layout with suitable presentation surfaces, space for spare samples and a place to review an order.Our service covers the display additions to your assigned booth: design, rental and custom options, approved graphics, and the agreed installation and transport support. Shoppe Object supplies its own booth package. Your contract and the rules for your edition determine which additions belong in the proposal.
Add Displays Around the Show's Booth Package
Shoppe Object’s published manual describes installed hard walls and show-provided lighting. It also requires approval for exhibitors’ own fixtures. Start with your contracted booth drawing: the wall arrangement, clear floor area and included equipment determine what is still needed. We position the proposed display pieces around that starting point. A shallow table may suit a small collection; a deeper cabinet needs enough room for buyers to step inside and examine samples without crowding the aisle.
Design and Fabrication for the Same Display
King Exhibits connects 3D design with rental configuration, CNC and woodwork, graphics, and installation coordination. For a product collection, that means the proposed display can be considered alongside the way its parts will be made, packed and assembled. Before the display ships, our team checks assembly and the graphic and finish details in the agreed build. You review the design and agreed work before production, with any show-required approvals addressed for your booth.
From Sample List to Booth Display
Share your New York show edition, contracted booth drawing, product photographs, sample dimensions and weights, and budget. We use them to identify the display pieces and services worth including in a proposal.
Compare the proposed rental and custom elements, graphics, transport and installation work. Confirm the arrangement with us and obtain the show’s required approvals before any affected items move into production.
Once the design and project scope are agreed, we prepare the contracted components and coordinate their delivery and installation through the permitted arrangements. Confirm which samples your team will place and how rented items will be collected after the show.
No. Shoppe Object manages exhibitor applications and booth allocation. The show is juried, and booth options and pricing are supplied following acceptance. Our quotation covers the agreed display and supporting services for your booked space.
Not necessarily. The show’s fixtures may be sufficient for your range. Share what is already included or ordered, along with the samples that do not fit comfortably. We can then discuss whether any additional rental pieces or custom fabrication would be useful.
The published exhibitor manual does not permit exhibitors to use their own exhibition lighting. Check lighting and power options with the show for your edition. Tell us whether you are displaying lamps as merchandise or need illumination for other products, because those are different requests.
The show’s published wall guidance advises against floating shelves because of instability and product-damage risks. For heavy or fragile samples, discuss freestanding shelving or display tables first. The proposed supports still need to be checked against the actual sample weights and the approved arrangement.
Yes, for an initial budget discussion. Send the space you have requested, collection photographs and the display work you have in mind. The final specification and quote need your confirmed booth details and applicable show requirements; a preliminary discussion does not reserve fixtures or a production slot.