Popup Displays are undoubtedly the most common form of low priced trade show and event display. A popup uses a simple design - normally only two main components, with two or three other popup display accessories.
The most important part of a popup display is the folding frame which is normally made of either carbon fibre or alumimum tubes. The frame serves as a skeleton that you cover with display panels. The panels are either velcro-ready fabric panels, or graphic panels made of a material like Duralex - lexan panels that have already been printed, normally using an high resolution large format printing process.
Before the frame is made to “popup” it comes folded down to a unit approximately 8″ square by 30″ wide. When it is unfolded, the frame “pops up” to a skeleton approximately 8′ (or 10′) wide with a standard height of about 8′ high. This frame normally weighs about 15 lbs. and is stable enough to sit on the floor without any anchoring or external support. For exact specifications and measurements, see these popup design specification pages.
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