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ISC West 2024 20×30 Custom Booth

ISC West 2024 20×30 Booth for Klacci in Las Vegas

A 600-square-foot exhibit combining operating displays and meetings at ISC West 2024 in Las Vegas.

3D rendering of Klacci’s 20x30 booth with red suspended signs and product pedestals
Klacci booth at ISC West 2024 with door demo frames and product presentation pedestals
Klacci exhibit view showing meeting tables and open access beside the demonstration structure
Angled Klacci booth with digital display, high seating and overhead branding
3D rendering of Klacci’s 20x30 booth with red suspended signs and product pedestals
Klacci booth at ISC West 2024 with door demo frames and product presentation pedestals
Klacci exhibit view showing meeting tables and open access beside the demonstration structure
Angled Klacci booth with digital display, high seating and overhead branding

Project Overview

Exhibitsmax delivered a 20×30 booth for Klacci at ISC West 2024 in Las Vegas. The project brought door-hardware demonstrations into a 600-square-foot space with room for visitor conversations.

Client Goals

Demonstrate access-control and door-hardware solutions while accommodating reception and technical meetings.

Design & Layout: Door Displays, Pedestals and Meetings

White structures and deep red graphics organized the 20×30 exhibit. Suspended Klacci signs established visibility above the floor. Door demonstration frames and a row of product pedestals gave visitors tangible points of comparison. A reception counter, digital display, bar seating and a separate meeting area supported conversations at different stages. The full-height door frames presented hardware in a door-sized setting, while the smaller cylindrical pedestals created separate product presentation points. Visitor routes connected these displays with the counter and meeting furniture; the door-display area remained distinct from seated conversations.

Production & Installation at Venetian Expo

Exhibitsmax supported the project with booth design, 3D visualization, fabrication and graphic production, followed by transportation and show-site installation. The project scope also included rental elements, storage, dismantling and pre-show assembly. Custom-fabricated components and rental elements were coordinated within the same exhibit scope.

For a layout of this kind, the production review needs to address door demonstration clearances, pedestal spacing, graphic alignment and digital-display integration. Packing and exhibit transportation must connect with venue receiving and the installation and dismantling sequence. These are planning considerations for a similar project; specific show services depend on the event requirements.

Completed Result

The completed security-industry booth combined door-hardware displays, reception and meetings within a clear 600-square-foot layout.

Planning a Door-Hardware Exhibit?

Start with the number and dimensions of door assemblies, hardware samples and display pedestals. If visitors will operate a door or access-control device, identify its movement, power, connectivity and supervision requirements before finalizing the layout. Share these details with your booth plan, meeting-seat count, show dates and target budget so product interaction and circulation can be planned together.

Explore 20×30 booth rental and design options to compare demo, product-display and meeting configurations for a similar 600-square-foot footprint.

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20x30 Booth Planning FAQs

How does this 20×30 booth organize door-hardware demonstrations?

White structures and deep red graphics organized the 20×30 exhibit. Suspended Klacci signs established visibility above the floor. Door demonstration frames and a row of product pedestals gave visitors tangible points of comparison. A reception counter, digital display, bar seating and a separate meeting area supported conversations at different stages. Open routes connected the displays so operating demonstrations did not have to share the same space as seated meetings.

What should be reviewed before producing a booth like Klacci’s?

Review door demonstration clearances, pedestal spacing, graphic alignment and digital-display integration. Use scaled plans and 3D views to compare the display, furniture and visitor positions before production. A pre-show assembly can reveal fit or access issues before the components are packed. For a future event, confirm the assigned floor plan and current exhibitor manual; a past project does not establish the rules for a new show.

Can a 20×30 exhibit combine operating displays and meetings?

This project is a useful reference because the completed security-industry booth combined working product presentations, reception and meetings within a clear 600-square-foot layout. Start by prioritizing the products or information visitors need to see, then reserve the space required for conversations and staff access. Use actual furniture and product dimensions rather than treating every open area in a rendering as usable space. Share your show, floor plan and functional requirements with Exhibitsmax to develop a layout for your event.