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The Home Show Display Guide
Practical planning
Make good decisions before the show gets close.
Booth size, display choices, artwork, ordering timelines, and show-day details—explained plainly for contractors preparing to exhibit.
Start with where you are
“I have not picked a booth size yet.”
Compare 10×10 and 10×20“My show is coming up. How much time do I need?”
Plan your order timing“I need to know what this will cost.”
Plan a whole-show budget“Should I make my own artwork or have it designed?”
Choose an artwork path“What should I gather before artwork starts?”
Prepare your artwork materials“Which display pieces should I start with?”
Compare display types“I want a booth I can use again.”
Build a reusable system“Would a podium or screen help our booth?”
Plan a talk or show zone“I want to make sure nothing is forgotten.”
Use the practical checklistBrowse by topic
Booth Planning
Choose your size, define the footprint, set the whole-show budget, and plan the order timing.
Start planningChoosing Displays
Understand what each piece does and how to build a system you can bring back next season.
Choose display piecesArtwork & Design
Gather the right materials, understand template artwork, and decide when custom design makes sense.
Prepare artworkMaking the Show Work
Use kiosks and podiums well, then work through the practical checklist before the doors open.
Get show-readyIf you only read three
How we think about home-show displays
A booth has a simple job: tell a homeowner what you do, make you look established, and give your team a clean place to talk. Most contractors do not need a custom exhibit to get there. They need well-chosen pieces that match, artwork that reads from a distance, and a plan that starts early enough.
These guides are meant to help you make a better decision—whether or not you order from us.
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