10x10 Trade Show Booth Rentals in Las Vegas
Punchy, affordable, and easy to run — what fits in a 100 sq ft inline and how to make it land.
What fits in a 10x10
A 10x10 is the most common — and most affordable — way to exhibit. One open side, about 8 feet of usable backwall, and room for a counter and a couple of staff. The trick is restraint: one bold message beats a cluttered wall every time.
- A bold, simple backwall message
- A backlit counter for literature & conversations
- 1–2 staff working the aisle
- One screen, LED poster, or product display
Tighter for
- Meeting or hospitality space
- Large product or heavy demos
- More than ~2 staff at once
Rough cost — rent $2,500 – $6,000 · buy $5,500 – $15,000. Industry ranges, not a quote.
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Make the most of 100 sq ft
- Lead with one bold, simple backwall message — clutter kills a 10x10.
- Add a freestanding LED poster for motion and punch without eating floor space.
- Keep a tidy, backlit counter for literature and conversations.
- Go portable or modular — a 10x10 rarely justifies a full custom build (why).
10X10 booth designs
Real designs from our booth catalog at this footprint — pick one and we build, brand, and install it.
Setup & labor
At many shows you can self-install a 10x10 yourself — it's small, often tool-free, and quick. Confirm the rules in our LVCC labor guide.
Not sure on size?
Try the booth size selector — three quick questions and we'll recommend the right footprint for your budget and goals.
Frequently asked
How much is a 10x10 trade show booth in Las Vegas?
Rough industry ranges run about $2,500–$6,000 to rent and $5,500–$15,000 to buy, depending on whether it's portable, modular, or custom and what add-ons you include. Get an exact free quote — or ballpark it with our cost estimator.
Can I set up a 10x10 booth myself?
Often yes — 10x10s are small enough that many shows allow self-install with your own team (tool-free, ~30 minutes). Always confirm the rules in your exhibitor manual; our LVCC labor guide covers what you can do without union labor.
What's the difference between a 10x10 and a 10x20?
A 10x20 doubles your backwall and floor space, adding room for product, a small meeting nook, and a stronger presence — for roughly double the cost. See our 10x20 page.
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