Booth wraps and counter graphics turn a basic exhibit into a branded, photo-ready space. Measure every surface first, then choose graphics that fit the structure, travel plan, and reuse goals. Sazu Printing coordinates nationwide production and may use vetted outsourced partners through its broker model when a project needs multiple capabilities.
What is a booth wrap?
A booth wrap is a printed graphic applied to exhibit walls, panels, counters, or other display surfaces. It can cover a full wall for a strong visual backdrop or highlight key panels to control installation time. Confirm the wall material, seams, corners, cutouts, and attachment method before art is prepared. Keep the most important message within the camera-friendly viewing area.
How should I plan counter graphics?
Size counter graphics from the visible face, not the shipping carton. Note whether the counter has a curved edge, wrap-around face, zipper sleeve, or removable fabric. Include logo placement, headline distance, and monitor cutouts in the proof. A counter graphic should reinforce the main wall without repeating every word.
What should I send for a quote?
Share booth dimensions, a sketch or manufacturer specs, the number of walls and counters, preferred material, event date, installation plan, and delivery destination. Ask for a proof before production. See backdrops, vinyl banners, and graphic specifications. For reuse, document how each piece packs and label it.
Start a project → Send the show, surfaces, sizes, artwork status, and deadline.