Purchasing a used trade show display is cheaper than buying a new one. Many things go into buying a brand-new trade show booth, and expenses that add up can include anything from custom design work to consultation fees—cutting these fees out saves a lot of money. Having used booths can also result in higher ROI as you are spending less than having a customized booth to get similar results.

As there are many different types of booths to select from, any company selling used trade show booths will likely have several options to browse through. You do not have to waste your energy and time making a trade show booth from scratch when so many different options are available.

If you think that buying a used trade show booth means removing any custom choices, think again. An excellent tradeshow design company like Exponents can still customize any used booth you choose. We can easily update your used booths with new graphics, messaging, and corporate branding. Exponents can also add colors and modify additional highlights. We can update or add audio/visual equipment and other accessories and components to make the booth uniquely your own.

When you think about the resources that create trade show booths, it is not just the labor and materials. Energy and natural resources also contribute while designing a booth. Each manufactured trade show exhibit is responsible for depleting natural resources such as fuel, metal, and more. Reducing, reusing, and recycling is not just for everyday items we use at home. When you buy a used trade show booth from Exponents, you are selecting to recycle an existing booth. Shortly, you are doing your bit to keep the environment unharmed. Additionally, you can tell your customers that you are running an eco-friendly business, which is always a famous selling point.

Many used trade show displays are built with multiple configurations in the design, allowing for use in several booth space sizes. When buying a used trade show booth on our website, do not forget this. For instance, many great trade show booths are listed as 30 x 30 but will perfectly fit in a 20 x 20 and are done with little or no modification.