Turnkey Exhibit Rentals for ADLM 2027, Chicago

The price of a trade show booth rental in Chicago depends on its size, finish level, design complexity, and location. Typically, a 10×10 booth is priced around $12,700 and can go up to $43,700. Check out the configurator on our website to explore the designs and get a price estimate for your actual setup.

For a custom booth rental at ADLM, starting 8–10 weeks before the show opens provides a practical timeline for most booth sizes. Shorter timelines are possible but may limit design revisions and material choices. Beginning early also allows time for a pre-show trial build, where most potential issues are identified and resolved before the event.

Yes. We can design and build trade show booths for other healthcare trade shows such as ADCES and World Health Expo, helping your brand connect with important professionals within this competitive industry.

You can integrate live presentations without blocking aisles by positioning presentation areas inside the booth so that attendees can step in rather than gather at the edge. Clear entry and exit paths help maintain steady traffic flow and keep congestion at bay during busy hours.

You can balance open space with sufficient branding by placing key messaging and visuals on backwalls, towers, and hanging signs instead of crowding the floor with displays. Strong, readable graphics and smart lighting ensure the brand is visible from a distance without overwhelming the layout. This approach keeps the booth open and easy to navigate while maintaining a clear and consistent brand presence.

You can choose a graphics package by starting with your main message and what you want attendees to remember. Then, select bold visuals and concise copy that are easy to read from aisle distance and appropriate for your booth size and layout.

You can make your ADLM 2027 booth interactive by incorporating live demonstrations of lab equipment and diagnostic systems so attendees can see performance and workflows in action. Adding touchscreen displays, data dashboards, or AR/VR experiences can allow visitors to explore testing processes, product features, and lab automation solutions.

Renting makes sense when you exhibit at two or fewer shows a year, your footprint or display needs change show to show, or you don’t want to manage storage and maintenance between events. Whereas, buying makes sense when you are exhibiting four or more times a year with a consistent layout and format.