Two island kits at 20 ft x 20 ft, open on all four sides. Pre-fabricated, reusable, and built from modular components we can mix and match to fit your space.





Cloudland
A commanding island rental exhibit crowned by an illuminated overhead ring.
Starting at
$20,000
Overview
The Cloudland is an island rental exhibit designed to draw the room. A suspended, illuminated overhead ring crowns backlit product towers and an open, walk-through layout, giving your brand a premium island presence without a custom build.
What’s Included
Suspended illuminated overhead ring with branding
Backlit product towers
360° open island layout
Product-display pedestals
Full tension-fabric graphics
Integrated monitor mounts





Overview
The Redtop is an island rental exhibit built for impact. An angled graphic feature wall and overhead ring create movement and height, while integrated monitors and product shelving keep the space engaging from every approach.
What’s Included
Overhead illuminated ring
Angled graphic feature wall
HDTV monitor
Product-display shelving
Welcome counter
Full tension-fabric graphics
How a rental works
1. Pick the footprint
Start from the footprint your show gives you. Every kit here is a booth we have built and run before, so what you see is what ships.
2. Make it yours
Your graphics go on full-height tension fabric, and counters, monitors, and lighting are arranged around how you sell. It carries your brand, not ours.
3. We ship it, set it, strike it
The exhibit leaves our shop in Kennesaw, GA on our truck. Our crew installs it before the show and dismantles it after, and a supervisor checks it every morning.
4. It comes back to us
After the show it returns to our storage. You are not buying crates, warehouse space, or repairs, and next year you can change the layout or the graphics without starting over.
Rental or custom?
Rent when the show is new to you, the schedule changes year to year, or the budget needs to stay predictable. Buy custom when the same brand story runs at the same shows for years and you want the exhibit built around it. Either way, the people who design, build, and install it are the same.