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ASCRS 2025 10x10 Custom Booth

ASCRS 2025 10×10 Booth for VIA in Los Angeles

A 100-square-foot exhibit combining video content and a conversation counter at ASCRS 2025 in Los Angeles.

VIA’s ASCRS booth with a large medical video display, mint counter and two stools
Side view of VIA’s video wall showing surgical imagery behind the branded counter
Angled VIA booth view with medical imagery and compact bar seating in Los Angeles
VIA 10x10 exhibit with surgical content on the video wall and an open aisle-facing corner
VIA’s ASCRS booth with a large medical video display, mint counter and two stools
Side view of VIA’s video wall showing surgical imagery behind the branded counter
Angled VIA booth view with medical imagery and compact bar seating in Los Angeles
VIA 10x10 exhibit with surgical content on the video wall and an open aisle-facing corner

Project Overview

Exhibitsmax delivered a 10×10 booth for VIA at ASCRS 2025 in Los Angeles. The project brought a large medical video display into a 100-square-foot space with room for visitor conversations.

Client Goals

Use surgical imagery as the main presentation while preserving space for brief conversations in a 10×10 booth.

Design & Layout Solution

A large video wall formed the primary background of the exhibit. A mint-and-white VIA counter with two stools gave staff a practical conversation point in front of the imagery. The remaining floor stayed visually simple. Low side partitions helped define the footprint without competing with the screen. The photographs show the display presenting different medical visuals, illustrating how content can change the character of the same compact booth.

Production & Installation at Los Angeles Convention Center

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. Exhibiting at the Los Angeles Convention Center? Explore our Los Angeles trade show booth rental services for design, production, freight and installation planning.

For a layout of this kind, the production review needs to address screen dimensions, counter-to-screen viewing space, playback content, cable routes and final image testing. 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 100-square-foot exhibit made medical visuals the focal point while retaining a counter and seating for visitor discussions.

Planning a Similar Exhibit

For a screen-led 10×10 exhibit, start with the source content's resolution and aspect ratio, the intended viewing distance and whether presenters need live playback control. Confirm the display's power, mounting and cable requirements with the equipment provider. Counter position and seating should leave an unobstructed view without crowding the entrance. Use approved presentation content and test readability at the planned viewing distance before finalizing the display configuration.

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10x10 Booth Planning FAQs

How does this 10×10 booth organize a large medical video display?

A large video wall formed the primary background of the exhibit. A mint-and-white VIA counter with two stools gave staff a practical conversation point in front of the imagery. The remaining floor stayed visually simple. Low side partitions helped define the footprint without competing with the screen. The photographs show the display presenting different medical visuals, illustrating how content can change the character of the same compact booth.

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

Review screen dimensions, counter-to-screen viewing space, playback content, cable routes and final image testing. 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 10×10 exhibit combine video content and a conversation counter?

This project is a useful reference because the completed 100-square-foot exhibit made medical visuals the focal point while retaining a counter and seating for visitor discussions. 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.