Trade show booth for Exhibitor 2019.

“EXHIBITOR is always the place to see the latest and greatest portable displays,” says Michael Rigby, PosterGarden’s director of product development. “And this year, as in past years, PosterGarden will shine the light on some of the most unique displays available today.”

The Sophora sports simple push-button connectors on a lightweight aluminum frame and a unique pillowcase and zipper design to secure graphics. Sleek and simple, the Sophora’s clean lines and full-color graphics on earth-friendly EcoWeave give it a sharp, singular look, and its portability and simple setup erase any hassles associated with standard tensioned fabric displays.

Available in an array of wall and tower styles, the new Portia Panel Display brings together simplicity, innovation, and sustainability in an attractive and practical portable display. The Portia's simple hub and panel design make it easy to set up, and the various outdoor led video wall and tower configurations are ideal for full-color graphics, merchandise, and more.

In addition to their cutting-edge design and functionality, both the Portia and the Sophora shine in the sustainability realm as well. The Portia's full-color graphics are printed on Duraplast®, a lightweight foam board that is not only made from at least 15% recycled content, but that’s also 100% biodegradable and recyclable. The Sophora’s graphics are printed on EcoKnit fabric, which contains 59% recycled content and helps conserve natural resources by reducing energy consumption. All of its other components are recyclable as well.

“As always, we’re really looking forward to seeing what’s new and exciting at EXHIBITOR this year,” says Travis Rigby, PosterGarden President, and CEO. “And we can’t wait to show off two of our most exciting and head-turning displays ever.”

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