Island booth 3x3 m – a ready-made set for conversations and trade show presentations

Looking for a compact booth that is open to visitors from every side? This 3 × 3 m island set gives you a comfortable space for conversations, offer presentation and customer service right in the centre of trade show traffic. It includes a large surface for graphics, a TV mount, an adTribune Expo counter and a table with four chairs.

The booth is based on the 250 cm high Multiframe system. The structure consists of a 295 × 250 cm frame, which creates a clear background for the whole arrangement. It is completed with single-sided textile prints, turning the booth wall into a large communication surface. You can use it for your logo, campaign slogan or product graphics – it is fully customisable.

At the front, we placed an illuminated Expo counter, which works well as a visitor service station. In the meeting area, you will find a table and four chairs where you can comfortably discuss your offer. The TV mount lets you add a screen with a presentation, product video or project portfolio, while the whole set is completed with 3 LED lamps and a 3 × 3 m trade show carpet.

Advantages

An open layout that invites visitors in

An island booth works well wherever visitor traffic comes from several directions. The open format makes it easier to approach the booth, start a conversation and move freely around the display. This helps your brand stay visible in the trade show space, while your team can respond more easily to people passing by.

Present your offer on screen

The Multiframe TV mount lets you add a multimedia presentation without taking up extra floor space. On the screen, you can show a video, animation, project photos, product catalogue or short sales presentation. It is a useful support during conversations, especially when you want to show how a product works or present the wider context of your offer.

Comfortable meeting area

A table and four chairs create a simple, comfortable meeting area within the booth. You can sit down with a customer, go through cooperation details, show materials or calmly answer questions. The Expo counter initiates the first contact, while the table area lets you continue the conversation when a visitor wants to learn more.