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Model C
Model C is an open, conversation-first booth. A red square hanging sign marks the space from above, while the booth itself stays low and open: a slim black frame with a spotlight row, one compact back wall carrying a single screen, and a reception counter at the front. Most of the floor is given to people, not structure — two café table sets in the render seat eight for sit-down conversations.
Applicable Booth Sizes and Scenarios
Model C suits exhibitors whose show is about meetings — services, consulting, and B2B brands that book appointments on the floor and need seating more than shelving. The open frame works well in corner and island positions.
Structure and Materials
The structure is a light open frame with a branded header beam and one solid back panel; the red hanging sign is the design’s signature. Final materials and finishes are confirmed in the design proposal before fabrication.
Display, Meeting, and Storage Functions
Meeting space leads: café tables and chairs fill the center, the counter handles greeting and literature, and the single screen carries the presentation. Product display is deliberately light in this layout; shelving can be added in the proposal if needed.
Lighting and AV Configuration
A row of spotlights along the header beam washes the booth, the hanging sign is lit for distance visibility, and AV is kept to the one back-wall screen shown in the render — sized to the exhibitor’s content during design.
Fabrication, Logistics, and Installation
Expo America handles fabrication, logistics, installation, and dismantling for Model C across North America, working within the venue’s rules and schedule.