LED posters for trade shows: a booth wall that fits in a case
A trade show booth has one job, which is to stop people walking past. A six-foot LED poster does that from forty feet away, sets up in minutes, and folds into a case for the next city.
The usual booth backdrop is a printed fabric wall or a television on a stand. Both are static, both are hard to see from the aisle, and neither one changes when the show does. An LED poster is a vertical screen the size of a door on a wheeled base. It runs off a standard outlet, plays video or a scheduled playlist from your phone, and reads clearly across a crowded hall because it is built for the light levels of a convention center, not a living room.
For exhibitors on the circuit, the FD Series is the one to look at. It folds to half height in seconds without tools, rolls on its own base, and slides into a flight case that travels as checked freight. Open it back up in the next city and it wakes as one canvas. The face is sealed under a GOB protective layer, so the knocks of load-in and a thousand curious hands do not leave marks. For a single-show buyer or a permanent booth, the SP Series all-in-one, with the media player and speakers built in, is the simpler unit.
Both lines link side by side into one seamless wall. Two units make a square backdrop, three make a stage, six make a wall over twelve feet wide, still on wheels and still on wall power. The units detect the connection, configure themselves, and scale one image across the group, so the same fleet can be six standalone posters at one show and a single wall at the next.
How it goes
How many units, where they stand, and the date you need them on the floor.
Stock in our U.S. warehouse or a factory build, with a delivery date in writing.
Wheeled base, standard wall outlet, content from a phone. No installer needed.
On site or on a video call: apps set up on their devices, first content loaded.
Questions we get
Can LED posters travel as checked freight?
Yes. The FD Series folds to half height and ships in its own flight case. Most exhibitors send them with the rest of the booth or roll them through the loading dock themselves.
How bright do they need to be for a convention hall?
Convention halls run bright overhead lighting. Both poster lines run 600 nits or more, which reads clearly across an aisle without washing out.
Do I need an AV technician at the booth?
No. The units are plug and play. Content loads from a phone app over Wi-Fi, and every unit has an HDMI input for a laptop if you want a live presentation on screen.
Can several posters run as one screen?
Yes. Stand them side by side and lock them together. The units detect each other and scale one image across the group, with no processor to configure.
How much, and how soon?
Tell us how many, where it is going, and when you need it. We come back with a package price and a delivery date.