A Monitor Stand with Room to Demonstrate
- Two monitor mounts serve opposite sides of the display.
- Folding keyboard surfaces provide space for hands-on demonstrations.
- Lockable storage keeps small items out of sight.
- Branded graphics identify your demo area.
- Header panels carry your message above the display.
- Side lighting adds illumination to the tower.
TV Display Stands for Trade Show Presentations
Your demo may be a software walkthrough, a product video or a presentation your sales team controls. We help you put the monitor where it supports that conversation, with space for the presenter and the equipment needed to run it. A double-sided station is one option when you want a screen facing each of two directions. King Exhibits brings this display configuration into your complete U.S. booth rental, with graphics production, AV setup and installation coordinated together. We supply the fixed screen and match its support to the planned presentation. Tell us what you will show and how visitors will view it. We’ll recommend the screen arrangement and include it in the booth proposal.
AV Setup and Testing for Your Booth
Our team sets up and checks the supplied AV equipment during the booth pre-build, giving us time to resolve equipment issues before shipment. For an approved laptop or other portable device you plan to bring, we’ll coordinate its connection and the time for a playback check. We also coordinate the agreed installation and dismantling, so the monitor station follows the booth schedule. Your team can concentrate on the demonstration while we handle the display setup.
Match the Stand to the Demo and the Screen
- How You Will Present
- Screen Support and Connections
| Your demonstration | What we plan with you |
|---|---|
| Software walkthrough at the counter | One 43″–55″ screen mounted at eye level, with a keyboard shelf and a clear presenter position beside it |
| Product or brand video on a loop | Fixed screen with a media player, landscape orientation, with the loop tested during the pre-build |
| Live demo run by your sales team | An approved laptop connection, cables routed inside the tower, and a playback check before shipment |
| Demos facing two directions | A double-sided station with one mount per side, so each aisle sees a screen |
| Vertical or portrait content | A portrait mount, confirmed only where the screen and the support suit portrait use |
| Detailed text, dashboards or small UI | Mounting height and viewing distance set so the content stays readable from the aisle |
| Screen and connection item | What we confirm for your booth |
|---|---|
| Screen weight | Matched to the mount’s rated capacity before the screen is assigned |
| Mounting-hole pattern (VESA) | Matched to the support so the screen sits square and secure |
| Screen size and orientation | Landscape or portrait selected around the content and the viewing distance |
| Media source | Laptop, media player or USB source confirmed, with the adapter included where needed |
| Power and cable routing | Cables routed inside the structure, with one power drop planned at the monitor position |
| Playback check | Equipment run during the pre-build, plus a coordinated check for approved portable devices |
| Mounting height | Set to the presenter’s reach and the visitor’s sightline |
Questions About Your Monitor Setup
Portable devices such as laptops can be brought for use in the booth, subject to approval of the specific equipment. Fixed screens are supplied through our booth package. If you have a particular fixed screen you want considered, send its details for review before making plans; submitting a model does not mean it is approved for installation.
No. We supply this monitor stand configuration as part of a complete booth rental. The screen support is planned alongside the graphics, AV equipment and installation. If you are planning a rental exhibit and need a display for your presentation, tell us about the demo so we can include the appropriate configuration in the booth proposal.
Only when the supplied screen and support are suitable for portrait use. Tell us that your content needs a vertical display, and we’ll select and check the arrangement for the booth. The mounting position and viewing distance also need to suit the presentation, so we settle these details with you before finalizing the display configuration.
We include the selected monitor setup in your booth proposal. The structure, graphics and display equipment affect the package price, along with the agreed delivery and installation services. Show charges such as electrical service and material handling are identified separately where applicable. We’ll explain the included equipment and services so you can review the complete rental budget.
Share them during the booth design stage, before the layout and equipment are finalized. We’ll review the presentation needs alongside the graphics, AV availability and delivery schedule. For an approaching show, include the move-in date with your brief. We’ll confirm a workable arrangement and schedule for the project without treating design time as the full production and delivery period.
Tell Us What Your Demo Needs
Tell us your show city, dates and booth size, plus what you plan to present on screen. Include a layout sketch if you have one and details of any portable devices you want to use. We’ll recommend the monitor position and equipment for your complete booth rental and include them in the proposal.