Screens that stop traffic
Booth TVs, Monitors, and Video Walls
TVs and commercial displays on floor stands or truss mounts, and LCD video walls, sized so your message reads from the aisle.
At a glance
Most exhibitors rent a 50-55 inch screen for a 10x10 booth, a 65 inch screen for a 10x20, and larger displays or a 2x2 video wall for islands. ConventionVendor.com rents booth TVs and monitors on floor stands, displays for truss mounts, and LCD video walls, sized to your booth and delivered for move-in.
The screen is your booth's headline
Attendees decide in a few seconds whether to stop. A screen mounted high enough to see over the crowd, showing a short loop with large text, does more of that work than any table display.
We rent commercial displays that are built to run all day, on floor stands that hold them at a readable height, plus mounts for booths with truss or structures. For bigger statements, an LCD video wall combines several thin-bezel panels into one large image.
Tell us how you will play your content, from a laptop, a USB drive, or a media player, and we will include the cables and source the screen needs.
| 10x10 inline booth | 50-55 inch, mounted with the bottom edge above head height |
|---|---|
| 10x20 inline booth | 65 inch, or two smaller screens for separate messages |
| Corner and peninsula | 65-75 inch facing the busier aisle |
| Island booth | 75 inch and up, several displays, or a 2x2 video wall |
| Orientation | Landscape for video; portrait for tall graphics and menus |
General guidance. Your quote confirms the exact equipment for your booth, show, and dates.
Popular packages
Common booth screen setups
Starting points our team adjusts to your booth size, traffic, and show rules. Every quote is itemized.
Single screen on a stand
Inline booths that need one clear message visible from the aisle.
- One 55 or 65 inch display
- Floor stand with cable management
- HDMI cable or media player
- Power strip where the show allows
Demo station
Product demos where staff and visitors look at the screen together.
- One 43-55 inch display at eye height
- Demo laptop
- Wireless keyboard and mouse or presenter remote
- Short cable run to the outlet
Video wall
Island and peninsula booths that want a large, seamless image.
- Four 55 inch thin-bezel panels in a 2x2 layout
- Freestanding video wall stand
- Video wall processor
- Setup by a technician
- No crates of glass
- Large displays are fragile and heavy to ship. Renting avoids the freight and the risk of a cracked panel on arrival.
- Right size for this booth
- Booth size changes from show to show. Renting lets each show get the screen that fits it.
- Built for long days
- Commercial displays are designed to run through full show hours, with stands made for the job.
- Help with content
- Tell us your file type and we will make sure the screen and player show it the way you expect.
Screens, power, and show rules
Each display needs power from your booth electrical order. Most 55-65 inch commercial displays draw a few hundred watts at most, so a single outlet usually covers a screen and a laptop, but a video wall needs more. We list the wattage on your quote.
Some venues require their own electricians or labor to mount screens on structures or to hang anything overhead. Check your exhibitor manual, especially for truss-mounted displays, and see the venue notes on our convention center pages.
Keep content short and readable from about ten feet away: a loop of 30-90 seconds with large headlines works better on a show floor than a long video with small text.
What to tell us
- Booth size and layout
- Where the screen should face
- Floor stand, truss, or wall mount
- How you will play your content
- Show and move-in dates
Frequently asked questions
How high should a booth TV be mounted?
High enough that the bottom of the screen clears the heads of people standing in front of it, often around 5 to 6 feet off the floor for a floor stand. That keeps the message visible from the aisle even when your booth is busy.
Can we rent a touchscreen display for the booth?
Yes. Touchscreen displays work well for demos and product selectors. If you want a freestanding unit visitors use on their own, see our kiosk rentals.
Is a video wall worth it for a trade show booth?
For island and large peninsula booths, often yes. A 2x2 video wall creates a large image that reads across the hall. For inline booths, one well-placed large display is usually the better use of space and power.
Can the screens be set up before we arrive?
In many cases a technician can deliver and set up during move-in, depending on the show's rules for outside vendors and your booth build schedule. Tell us when your booth structure will be ready.
Plan the rest of your booth
- Booth Tech Kits: Lead Capture iPads, Screens, and Charging
iPads for lead capture, a monitor on a stand, and a charging station, packed as one kit for your booth and delivered for move-in.
- Touchscreen Kiosks for Booths and Shows
Freestanding touchscreen kiosks for product demos, surveys and lead forms, wayfinding, and self check-in, ready for your content.
- Show Office and Breakout Room Technology
Laptops, printers and copiers, projectors and screens, and two-way radios for show offices, speaker ready rooms, and breakout sessions.
Exhibitor and planner guides
- Booth TV and Display Size Guide for Trade Show Exhibitors
How to choose booth screen size by booth size and viewing distance, how high to mount it, and when a 2x2 video wall makes sense.
- How Booth Power and Internet Work at Convention Centers
Who provides booth power and internet, how to estimate watts, where to place outlets, and when to choose wired, venue Wi-Fi, or a hotspot.
- Trade Show Booth Technology Checklist by Booth Size
An item-by-item list of the screens, lead capture devices, charging, connectivity, cables, and spares a booth needs, sized for 10x10 through island booths.
Convention centers we deliver to
- George R. Brown Convention Center
Downtown Houston center with 547,730 square feet in Halls A-E, skybridges to two hotels, and GRB Houston South scheduled for 2028.
- Georgia World Congress Center
Downtown Atlanta's three-building campus beside Centennial Olympic Park, with Edlen electrical, CCLD Networks internet, and 72 loading docks.
- Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
Manhattan's Hudson Yards convention center, with in-house electricians who install booth monitors, a Wi-Fi 7 network, and an on-site truck marshaling facility.
- Los Angeles Convention Center
Two-building downtown complex in the L.A. Live district with 720,000 square feet of exhibit space and an expansion under construction.
- Mandalay Bay Convention Center
A 2.1 million square foot convention center inside the Mandalay Bay resort on the south Strip, with in-house internet and an exclusive electrical vendor.
- Miami Beach Convention Center
A renovated single-building venue in Miami Beach's City Center with a contiguous four-hall exhibit floor, Smart City internet, and tight dock capacity.
Ready to plan your booth?
Tell us the show, venue, booth number, and dates. We will recommend the right booth and show technology and send a quote built around your move-in and move-out.