Collection: Display Cases

Display Cases Built for the Road

A trade show display only earns money on the show floor. The rest of the time it rides in a truck, sits in an advance warehouse, or gets stacked under someone else's freight. These roto-molded transit cases are what keeps a booth kit working year after year instead of arriving cracked at the next venue.

Wheeled display case on an exhibition floor
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Which Case Fits Your Booth Kit

Expandable Wheeled Display Case ($475)

The internal length adjusts, so one case covers several exhibit kits: hanging structures, backwalls of different widths, and loose accessories. If your program runs more than one booth size, this is the case that scales with it.

Large Wheeled Display Case ($395)

A roto-molded shell rated for panel displays and light boxes, with reinforced straps that hold the lid closed through freight handling. Best when you ship one primary backwall or a 10ft popup plus a counter.

Medium Wheeled Hard Case ($345)

Molded to carry Hopup-style backwalls up to a 4x3 frame. The telescoping handle and wheels are sized for one person to move it across a loading dock alone. Made for tabletop and 8ft displays.

What Separates a Good Transit Case From a Plastic Bin

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Roto-molded shell. Rotationally molded polyethylene takes impacts that crack injection-molded bins on the first freight run.
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Wheel and handle geometry. A case that rolls balanced on two wheels cuts the number of dock moves, and drayage is billed by the piece.
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Reinforced closures. Straps across the lid keep it shut when freight gets stacked on top of it.
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Interior fit. A case molded to your frame, like the medium case's Hopup 4x3 fit, removes the shifting that damages graphics in generic bins.

Shipping and Drayage Notes

All three cases check into an advance warehouse as standard handling pieces. They are black, stackable, and built for repeat freight cycles, not single-event use. Most 10ft fabric and popup displays pack into the medium or large case with no disassembly beyond folding the frame.

Display Cases FAQ

What size case fits a 10ft popup display?
A 10ft Hopup-style popup fits the Medium Wheeled Hard Case, which is rated to a 4x3 frame. If you also pack a counter or accessories, the Large Wheeled Display Case has the extra room.
Can one case hold different booth sizes?
Yes. The Expandable Wheeled Display Case adjusts internally, so the same case carries a tabletop kit on one trip and a full backwall on the next.
Do wheeled cases work with advance warehouses?
They ship and check in as standard pieces. The wheels and handles reduce dock moves, which is where per-piece charges add up.
How much do trade show display cases cost?
Between $345 and $475 in this collection. That is a fraction of what it costs to replace one damaged backwall graphic.

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