Are there any recommended modular setups for the Landscape Square table in varying booth sizes?

When planning your exhibition presence, a key question arises: Are there any recommended modular setups for the Landscape Square table in varying booth sizes? The answer is a definitive yes. The Landscape Square table's inherent modularity is its greatest asset, allowing for tailored configurations that maximize space utility and visual appeal in any booth.

For compact inline booths (10'x10'), a single, strategically placed Landscape Square module serves as a powerful focal point. Its clean lines and potential for integrated branding create a sophisticated hub for product displays or casual meetings without overwhelming the limited floor space.

In larger island booths (20'x20' and beyond), the possibilities expand dramatically. We recommend creating dynamic clusters by combining multiple table modules. Consider an open-square formation to facilitate immersive product demonstrations or a staggered series of units to guide visitor flow naturally through different zones of your booth. These setups encourage engagement and create distinct areas for interaction, presentation, and technology integration.

For peninsula booths, an L-shaped configuration using two connected modules efficiently utilizes the corner space while maintaining an open and inviting front. This setup is excellent for separating consultation areas from main display zones.

The core recommendation is to leverage the system's flexibility. Mix table heights, incorporate branded graphic panels into the table's slots, and use the surface for integrated digital screens. Always prioritize your goals: lead generation, product education, or high-level networking. Your modular setup should physically embody that objective, with the Landscape Square table acting as the adaptable foundation for your creative vision, ensuring a functional and memorable exhibit regardless of your square footage.