Some important distinctions to make when evaluating Pop Up displays include:

Lighting

We offer both 100 watt and 200 watt lights. If your need to spotlight a specific image, our 100-watt light will work fine. If you need to light the entire display, we recommend two of our 200-watt floodlights. If your are considering a competitor's web site and wattage isn't indicated, be sure to ask.

Case to counter conversion kits

All our kits are made using frontrunner or prelude fabric, not the thin lycra fabric material used in other conversion kits found on the web that can easily tear.

Display fabric used

We use the highest quality of fabric available, specifically designed for the trade show industry; Frontrunner and Prelude.

Frames

Our frames our made using ½" thick round aluminum extrusions with a heavy-duty rivet. Be sure to avoid any frame using anything less than ½" thick tubing. Regardless if it is fiberglass or aluminum, if it is less than ½" thick, it will tend to bend or break.

Hubs and joints

The joints on our aluminum tubes are thicker, making the hub/joint connection stronger. Our Platinum hubs are uniquely designed to allow you reconfigure your display as needed.

Individual vs. folding channel bars

Our experience shows this comes down to user preference. Folding channel bars do have a few advantages; fewer pieces to lose, fewer connections to make, but either display is designed to be set up by one person in a few minutes.

Single case vs. multiple case kits

Again, this comes down to user preference. It's easier to pull around one case than two cases, but it will be heavier and more difficult to lift. It is also easier to fit two smaller cases in a car than one large case.