How much does it cost to rent a Double Deck Exhibit?

Minimum and maximum costs

The minimum cost to rent a TurKey Double Deck is about $27,000 in Las Vegas. The low average cost is about $35,000 for our most popular exhibit in Las Vegas, the ME2020, complete with graphics. That includes transportation to and from the show, set up, and dismantling labor. The closest design to that the Tri-Level EX2020 Exhibit, which features a unique tri-level design. It adds 20% to that cost, but with three levels, the result on the upper deck is that a separate raised area is available for meetings. That leaves the lower portion of the upper deck available for hospitality. The impact of the Tri-Level feature on the lower level is the creation of a unique 10 ft. tall atrium at one end of the exhibit. It’s impressive and almost unheard of in Multi-level Deck designs.

Our maximum cost is about $2o0,000 for our largest Double Deck designs. The impressive SC5040 features a unique canopy design and a strong presence on the show floor. The approximate cost with graphics and furnishings is $157,292.

How are graphics handled?

Costs include graphics as well. We provide easy-to-understand graphics callout spec sheets and pre-production proofs for your approval. Once your design is finalized, we will provide a photorealistic rendering showing your graphics! We utilize several different graphic materials, each perfectly suited for the required application. Again, we provide published pricing and itemization for each design we offer.

Turnkey Trade Show Double Deck Exhibit Rentals Made Easy

Published Pricing on 40 Fully Rendered Double Deck Designs For Las Vegas Includes Transportation and Labor

We start with the design process and establish your desired look and functionality. Generally, you’ll know exactly what your total cost will be at that point. There are no surprises!

We bill transportation and set up and dismantle labor on one pre-show invoice. However, we assist in several ways during the production process. We anticipate electrical requirements based on everything in your booth space during the design process. Some clients have specialized equipment or pre-existing exhibit properties to be combined in the same booth space.

We’ll provide a grid map with dimensions indicating your main electric drop and outlet locations throughout your booth space. We indicate how many amps are required at all locations. This is a show requirement and a very important one! Nothing starts until the electricity is down before the carpet is laid.

Part of that includes a booth orientation diagram that lets everyone involved know which direction is front by indicating adjacent booth space numbers. Often, this is dealt with early on because booth location often affects the design. Again, because we do this all the time, reviewing the Exhibitor Guide and viewing the trade show floor map is often required early on.

TurnKey Trade Show Services Management

When exhibitors use show labor, the required forms specify set up and dismantle times precisely. We look at your target move-in date and establish that for you. We need to do that to ensure that your exhibit is complete and ready to go on the deadline. This touches on another cost many clients don’t need to consider—overtime vs. Straight time Union Labor billing. We provide a fixed cost invoice for set up and dismantle regardless of the show-mandated schedule. This is one of the most common areas of cost overruns. Labor rates are often over $100 per hour. Overtime is time and a half making it $150. Sometimes it can go to $200 hr. Multiply that x 3-4 set up people, it can easily be over $500 hr. You don’t need to worry about that when working with TurnKey Trade Show Exhibit Rentals. Labor cost is fixed on one pre-show invoice.

Other Show Services Management requirements

We provide the necessary EAC (Exhibitor Appointed Contract) forms and insurance certificates the show requires. This, along with accurate electric grid maps, relate to the fundamentals. If you need assistance with other show forms, we can help. There’s a lot to know when exhibiting in Las Vegas and other venues.

Back to the basics

In addition to the cost time managing the process for each show, evaluating the cost of renting vs. ownership includes many factors. Key among them is storage. After that, most exhibit houses bill for pre-show and post-show set-up at their facility to assess repair damages and ensure no surprises at the next show. It’s like set up and dismantle labor three times for each show. So storage and management between shows can cost a lot of money you save when renting.

The total cost benefit of renting

The total cost benefit of renting your custom Double Deck
Ultimately, you receive discounted labor because that cost is established during the quoting process, despite show mandated set-up hours which may or may not be at straight-time hourly rates. The cost of the time required of your staff when you manage your exhibit includes the cost of things they cannot do. Managing the process is time-consuming.