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Custom exhibit detail
10 x 30 Exhibit Rental — Centerline demo corridor design
A sharper inline plan that uses a central teaching spine to pull visitors into a controlled product story.
MODEX in Atlanta is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes centerline teaching spine and low front qualification counter and a cleaner path into supply-chain and material-handling exhibitors that need clear product zoning, demo space, and a disciplined path from aisle stop to technical conversation.
Footprint
10' x 30'
Exhibit type
Inline
Views included
4
Working area
300 sq ft / 28 m²
Design-specific LED-wall video
10 x 30 Exhibit Rental — Centerline demo corridor design includes a design-specific LED-wall preview.
This exact 10' x 30' design includes a 32-second LED-wall preview alongside the still-view gallery so you can evaluate motion, screen emphasis, and arrival sequence together.
10' x 30'MODEX32-second design video
Why exhibitors choose this design
A 10' x 30' exhibit built to pull more of the right people in at MODEX
Here is what this design does for your team on the floor — how it earns attention, makes conversations easier, and turns exhibit traffic into real leads.
The short version
A sharper inline plan that uses a central teaching spine to pull visitors into a controlled product story.
10 x 30 Exhibit Rental — Centerline demo corridor design is built for exhibitors heading to MODEX in Atlanta. MODEX runs at Georgia World Congress Center, and this exhibit is built to perform on that floor. On that floor, the centerline demo corridor design layout works because it gives the exhibit a clean front read, a strong flow inside, and an easy path from the first aisle glance to a real conversation. A sharper inline plan that uses a central teaching spine to pull visitors into a controlled product story. This is a working rental exhibit, not a decoration: it helps your team get the message across faster, sort traffic, and present the brand with more control during a busy show.
On size, this 10 x 30 inline build gives your team roughly 300 square feet to do three things at once: stop the aisle with a clear front, support product zoning and demo flow, and keep enough room for staff conversations after the first stop. It does that through centerline teaching spine, low front qualification counter, and controlled pass-through circulation, so the exhibit never collapses into one long wall or one empty open space. That is why it fits MODEX well. The exhibit carries your branding, product story, and meeting space in one easy-to-read sequence, which is what you want when you are renting an exhibit in a market like Atlanta.
Build quality matters just as much. An exhibit only works if it can be built, packed, and installed without the look falling apart on site. In this design, the rear-wall frame run, controlled front edge, and clean return details are built to keep the inline exhibit within standard sightline rules. That lets us plan the exhibit around the aluminum frame system, SEG graphic spans, monitor count, counter placement, crating, and labor hours up front. General-contractor line-of-sight rules also stay in the plan, so corners, front message walls, and overhead signage do not run into approval or visibility problems on the floor. For a show like MODEX, that gives the exhibit the practical discipline to hold up under real event conditions, from move-in through show hours and on to your next event.
Bottom line: would this exact 10 x 30 exhibit help you at MODEX in Atlanta? Yes, when your program needs supply-chain and material-handling exhibitors that need clear product zoning, demo space, and a disciplined path from aisle stop to technical conversation. The hero image and the other views show how the exhibit holds up from every approach, and the details explain why the structure fits the venue, the traffic, and the job the exhibit has to do. This is a real 10 x 30 Exhibit Rental — Centerline demo corridor design build with the practical planning detail to support pricing discussions, graphics decisions, and a straightforward rental conversation with our team. Call 888-633-5197 or request a quote to get started.
What you get with this build
- Centerline teaching spine
- Low front qualification counter
- Controlled pass-through circulation
Why exhibitors pick this design
Gets noticed from down the aisle
A clear hero moment and centerline teaching spine pull attendees in before they walk past — so more of the right people stop at your exhibit.
Easier conversations, more leads
The layout gives your team room to greet, demo, and talk without a bottleneck, so exhibit traffic turns into real conversations instead of a crowd that drifts by.
No show-floor surprises
It is planned to meet Georgia World Congress Center rules and stays open and on-brand, so it looks the way you expect on day one — with one team handling design, build, and install.
Where this design shines
We designed this 10' x 30' build with MODEX in mind — the kind of crowd, pace, and floor you will be working at Georgia World Congress Center. If that is your show, it is a strong starting point you can make your own.
Great for: MODEX, Atlanta
Venue: Georgia World Congress Center
Best when you want to: This show rewards 10 x 30 footprints when the exhibit can support supply-chain and material-handling exhibitors that need clear product zoning, demo space, and a disciplined path from aisle stop to technical conversation.
Planning highlights
What this single custom exhibit direction is solving
Here is what this exhibit is designed to do on the floor, so you can see the thinking behind it before we scope your quote.
Centerline teaching spine
This move is part of the design from the beginning so the exhibit can be engineered, installed, and staffed as one coherent system.
Low front qualification counter
This move is part of the design from the beginning so the exhibit can be engineered, installed, and staffed as one coherent system.
Controlled pass-through circulation
This move is part of the design from the beginning so the exhibit can be engineered, installed, and staffed as one coherent system.
Footprint-specific planning
The design stays realistic to 10' x 30', so structure, message order, and visitor flow do not drift away from the actual exhibit size.
Supporting gallery
All recorded exhibit angles for this design
The hero image stays primary, but the full gallery remains available below so your team can compare frontage, side treatment, and the overall operating sequence before asking for revisions.
Other directions in this footprint
Compare the sibling exhibit pages for 10' x 30'
These alternate custom exhibits stay visible here with one image and one summary each, so you can compare the created directions without losing track of the current design.
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10 x 30 NAB Show Las Vegas Exhibit Rental — Foundation inline design
A compact inline direction with the core branding, media, and reception moves solved cleanly.
NAB Show in Las Vegas is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes compact branded backwall and media and messaging focus and a cleaner path into media-technology exhibitors that need multiple storytelling zones, monitor hierarchy, and a clearer split between demos and meetings.
Compact branded backwall
Media and messaging focus
Reception-led visitor entry
Alternate design 2InfoComm · Las Vegas
10 x 30 InfoComm Las Vegas Exhibit Rental — Media-forward inline design
A stronger presentation wall direction for exhibitors who need more visual storytelling in the aisle.
InfoComm in Las Vegas is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes expanded message wall and deeper presentation emphasis and a cleaner path into AV manufacturers that need a longer demo wall, cleaner product comparison, and room for qualified conversations behind the front read.
Expanded message wall
Deeper presentation emphasis
Aisle-facing media placement
Alternate design 3Premiere Orlando · Orlando
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A more residential-feeling inline direction that uses warmer finishes, hospitality touchpoints, and balanced demo placement.
Premiere Orlando in Orlando is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes warmer hospitality material palette and balanced demo and meeting zones and a cleaner path into beauty exhibitors that need visible merchandising, social-ready branding, and enough depth for live demonstrations without breaking visitor flow.
Warmer hospitality material palette
Balanced demo and meeting zones
Clearer long-wall storytelling sequence
Alternate design 4Global Pet Expo · Orlando
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A more architectural inline direction with clearer content zones and stronger visual rhythm.
Global Pet Expo in Orlando is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes clear content zoning and architectural wall rhythm and a cleaner path into pet-product brands that need category storytelling, retail-style product zoning, and a cleaner buyer path from aisle stop to conversation.
Clear content zoning
Architectural wall rhythm
Stronger story sequence
Alternate design 5IWF · Atlanta
10 x 30 IWF Atlanta Exhibit Rental — Enclosed strategy suite design
A cleaner 10' x 30' inline direction that qualifies at the aisle and then moves serious conversations into a glass-front rear room.
IWF in Atlanta is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes glass-front rear strategy room and curved entry portal with reception counter and a cleaner path into woodworking and panel-processing exhibitors that need longer inline runs for machinery storytelling, material comparison, and technical buyer meetings.
Glass-front rear strategy room
Curved entry portal with reception counter
Front demo wall with twin screens
Alternate design 6OTC · Houston
10 x 30 OTC Houston Exhibit Rental — Dual hospitality bars design
A more welcoming 10' x 30' direction that splits quick greetings and deeper conversation across two front touchpoints.
OTC in Houston is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes dual front hospitality counters and open center lounge pocket and a cleaner path into energy-technology exhibitors that need technical credibility, controlled messaging zones, and room for engineering-level buyer conversations.
Dual front hospitality counters
Open center lounge pocket
Long rear education backdrop
Alternate design 7Gastech · Houston
10 x 30 Gastech Houston Exhibit Rental — Halo LED reveal design
A launch-driven inline design that uses one oversized illuminated portal to frame the product reveal without overbuilding the exhibit.
Gastech in Houston is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes illuminated halo portal and central reveal wall with screen and a cleaner path into gas and LNG exhibitors that need process storytelling, technical media walls, and a professional meeting posture across a longer inline run.
Illuminated halo portal
Central reveal wall with screen
Rear consultation pocket
Alternate design 8HIMSS · Dallas
10 x 30 HIMSS Dallas Exhibit Rental — Product library spine design
A display-led inline direction where the rear shelving wall does the heavy lifting for product education and category comparison.
HIMSS in Dallas is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes long illuminated product library wall and angled front presentation podium and a cleaner path into health-IT exhibitors that need workflow demonstrations, monitor hierarchy, and a cleaner split between quick demos and deeper clinical conversations.
Long illuminated product library wall
Angled front presentation podium
Semi-private consult bench
Alternate design 9ISSA Show · Dallas
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A cleaner sampling-driven inline plan that puts first interaction at the bar and keeps education and consultation organized behind it.
ISSA Show in Dallas is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes front sampling bar and rear education wall with prep zone and a cleaner path into facility-solutions exhibitors that need product merchandising, live demonstrations, and a practical buyer path from sampling to specification.
Front sampling bar
Rear education wall with prep zone
Calmer consultation perch
Alternate design 10NGA Show · Nashville
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A more asymmetrical inline direction where a sweeping presentation wall carries the big message while the opposite side stays open for follow-up.
NGA Show in Nashville is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes sweeping rear theater wall and asymmetrical front approach and a cleaner path into grocery and food-retail exhibitors that need category storytelling, product sampling zones, and a cleaner buyer path from aisle to conversation.
Sweeping rear theater wall
Asymmetrical front approach
Open perch-style follow-up zone
Alternate design 11NFPA Conference · Nashville
10 x 30 NFPA Conference Nashville Exhibit Rental — Double-bay consultation studio design
A consultation-heavy inline exhibit that divides the rear half into two disciplined meeting bays instead of one generic lounge pocket.
NFPA Conference in Nashville is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes two rear consultation bays and central media wall and a cleaner path into fire-protection and life-safety exhibitors that need technical product display, code-compliance storytelling, and a professional meeting posture.
Two rear consultation bays
Central media wall
Open front qualification zone
Alternate design 12CONEXPO-CON/AGG · Las Vegas
10 x 30 CONEXPO-CON/AGG Las Vegas Exhibit Rental — Lightbox merchandising run design
A brighter retail-smart inline direction where one continuous illuminated wall turns the full 30-foot run into a product display system.
CONEXPO-CON/AGG in Las Vegas is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes continuous illuminated merchandising wall and front product plinth selling zone and a cleaner path into construction-equipment exhibitors that need longer inline runs for product comparison, technical media, and a cleaner split between walk-up demos and qualified meetings.
Continuous illuminated merchandising wall
Front product plinth selling zone
Low consult counter for assisted selling
Alternate design 13SEMA Show · Las Vegas
10 x 30 SEMA Show Las Vegas Exhibit Rental — Angled launch portal design
An asymmetrical inline exhibit that uses a sharp central portal to frame entry, create urgency, and pull attention straight to the reveal wall.
SEMA Show in Las Vegas is a strong fit for this 10 x 30 inline direction because the design prioritizes asymmetrical front launch portal and rear reveal wall with media and a cleaner path into automotive-aftermarket exhibitors that need product merchandising, brand storytelling, and enough depth for live demonstrations without breaking visitor flow.
Asymmetrical front launch portal
Rear reveal wall with media
Side discussion rail for quick follow-up
Questions exhibitors ask about this exhibit
- Is this a 10' x 30' rental or a custom build?
- This is a custom design for a 10' x 30' inline space. We can build it new, or adapt the look as a rental. We will price both.
- What is included when you build a custom exhibit?
- We handle the design, custom graphics, build, shipping, install, and dismantle. You get one clear plan and one point of contact.
- Can you match my exact brand and goals?
- Yes. Custom means we shape the layout, graphics, and features around your brand and your show goals. You approve the design first.
- How does the design process work?
- We start with your size, budget, and goals. Then we share a design with open sight lines and a clear flow. You give notes until it is right.
- Can I reuse a custom exhibit at more than one show?
- Yes. We build it to pack, ship, and reset for many shows. We also store it for you between events.
- How soon should I start a custom project?
- Start early. Custom work needs design and build time. An early start gives you more options and a calmer timeline.