FABTECH trade show 10 x 20 exhibit rentals
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Practical footprint guidance and direct access to design, fabrication, graphics, installation and dismantle, storage, and quote support for exhibitors preparing for FABTECH 2026 in Las Vegas.
DatesOctober 21-23, 2026
VenueLas Vegas Convention Center
CityLas Vegas
IndustryMetal Fabrication
Exhibit gallery
A starting point of exhibit directions sized for this show. Open any design to see the full layout, then tell us what to adjust for your space and goals.
Recommended exhibit sizes
Start with the sizes that usually make the most sense for this audience, then move directly into custom exhibits or the broader exhibit catalog.
A strong inline step-up when the program needs one better demo line plus a clearer front-of-house conversation zone.
A practical island footprint when the team needs open traffic on multiple sides without jumping straight to a very large frame package.
Useful when demos, hospitality, and private conversations need to coexist inside one engineered exhibit program.
A quick planning brief — the things that most shape a strong, on-budget exhibit at this show.
FABTECH 2026 brings fabrication, welding, and manufacturing buyers to Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas. The official event site describes FABTECH as North America's largest metal forming, fabricating, welding, and finishing event, and the 2026 edition is scheduled for October 21-23 in Las Vegas. For exhibitors, that means exhibit planning has to support technical conversations, equipment storytelling, and disciplined traffic handling instead of generic display language.
For FABTECH, the most practical exhibit footprints usually start with 10 x 20, 20 x 20, and 20 x 30 because exhibitors often need a mix of open approach, product explanation, and private follow-up space. We engineer those footprints around engineered modular aluminum systems so frame length, graphic coverage, LED scope, crate count, and labor hours stay measurable before production is locked.
The event site also notes that FABTECH returns to Las Vegas for the first time in a decade, which raises the value of a clean venue-specific plan. At Las Vegas Convention Center, line-of-sight rules, freight timing, electrical planning, and install sequencing all affect whether an exhibit feels credible and well-managed on opening day. We plan design, fabrication, graphics, installation and dismantle, storage, and reuse together so the exhibit can survive real show-floor conditions rather than only looking strong in renderings.
Servicios
Design, fabrication, graphics, installation and dismantle, and storage are handled under one team so the show program stays coordinated and measurable.
We shape FABTECH layouts around equipment storytelling, technical conversations, and the traffic patterns that industrial buyers create on the floor.
Our fabrication planning keeps modular aluminum structure, counters, hanging elements, and optional LED surfaces coordinated so the exhibit stays measurable and buildable.
Graphic packages are organized so process messaging, application proof, and product hierarchy stay readable from the aisle without cluttering the architecture.
We coordinate install and dismantle around Las Vegas Convention Center labor windows, show-floor sequencing, and line-of-sight requirements so the exhibit arrives ready to work.
After FABTECH, we can support storage, selective graphic refreshes, and reuse planning so the same system can serve later industrial programs beyond Las Vegas.
FAQ
Many exhibitors start by comparing 10 x 20, 20 x 20, and 20 x 30 footprints because those sizes balance equipment storytelling, meeting space, and aisle visibility without overbuilding the program.
Yes. We can support design direction, fabrication planning, graphics, printing, freight coordination, installation and dismantle, and storage around Las Vegas Convention Center.
Yes. We regularly engineer programs around modular engineered aluminum frameworks so the structure stays measurable, reusable, and easier to adapt for future events.
Earlier is safer because graphics, freight, labor, and utility planning tighten quickly. Starting once exhibit size, goals, and budget direction are known usually creates a cleaner path to approvals.
Yes. We review line-of-sight limits, access requirements, electrical implications, and installation constraints early so upper branding, counters, monitors, and traffic paths stay compliant before final production decisions are made.
Quote support
Send the show name, target footprint, and install timeline. We will help you compare an exhibit program that fits the venue, the labor reality, and the budget.