A 10x20 is the most cost-effective footprint in Las Vegas — big enough for a real demo, small enough to stay affordable. These ideas make the space work harder.
Layout ideas that work
- Split the run: brand wall on one half, demo counter on the other.
- Corner-open plan: leave both ends clear so visitors enter from either aisle.
- Meeting nook: a 5x8 semi-private corner with two stools converts better than an extra kiosk.
- Back-wall storage closet: lockable, 4x4, keeps cases off the floor.
Graphics that read from 20 feet
- One headline, six words or fewer, placed 7 to 9 feet high.
- High contrast type; avoid thin fonts under gallery lighting.
- Show the product in use, not a logo lockup, as the hero image.
Lighting and materials
Backlit tension fabric outperforms front-lit vinyl on busy Las Vegas floors and weighs less, which lowers drayage. Add arm lights over the demo counter so faces are lit during conversations.
Budget expectations
A turnkey 10x20 rental in Las Vegas typically lands between $9,000 and $18,000 including graphics, flooring, lighting and I&D, before drayage and electrical.
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Frequently asked questions
How many staff should work a 10x20 booth?
Two to three at a time. More than that blocks the aisle view and discourages visitors from entering.
Can a 10x20 booth have a meeting room?
A fully enclosed room is tight, but a semi-private nook with a half-height wall and two stools works well and keeps sightlines open.
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