10×10 inline booth design
A 10×10 inline booth is 100 sq ft with 1 side open to the aisle. Put one strong message on the 8 ft back wall and keep the front of the booth low and open. Pull the counter to one side so it doesn't block entry.
| Size | 10×10 ft (100 sq ft) |
|---|---|
| Metric | about 3×3 m |
| Type | Inline booth (also called a linear booth) |
| Open sides | 1 |
Height and sightline rules
Most US shows cap the back wall at 8 ft and keep anything taller than 4 ft out of the front half of the booth, so neighbors stay visible. Always confirm in the exhibitor manual.
Layout advice
Put one strong message on the 8 ft back wall and keep the front of the booth low and open. Pull the counter to one side so it doesn't block entry.
Other layouts at this size: Corner booth · Perimeter booth
Design a 10×10 inline booth
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What is a inline booth?
One or more 10×10 ft booths in a straight row, open to a single aisle, with neighbors on both sides.
How tall can a 10×10 inline booth be?
Most US shows cap the back wall at 8 ft and keep anything taller than 4 ft out of the front half of the booth, so neighbors stay visible. Check the show's exhibitor manual.
Where should the counter go in a 10×10 inline booth?
Put one strong message on the 8 ft back wall and keep the front of the booth low and open. Pull the counter to one side so it doesn't block entry.