International Builders’ Show (IBS) is a major residential construction trade show where brands and contractors evaluate building materials, tools, systems, and finish solutions—often through hands-on demos and full-scale mockups. Hosted in Las Vegas at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), IBS spans multiple halls where execution requirements can change by hall layout, freight routes, and install windows.

At IBS, booth planning is rarely “just graphics.” Many exhibitors stage heavy product samples (tile, stone, flooring, roofing), build mock wall sections or framing displays, and run live tool demonstrations that require power planning, clear safety boundaries, and drayage-aware material handling. Whether you’re placed in LVCC Central Hall, West Hall, or North/South Hall, details like dock timing, forklift scheduling, and crate sequencing can directly affect how quickly you can assemble structural walls, set sample zones, and open demo areas safely—especially in a compressed move-in.

For construction exhibitors planning product-heavy layouts, a 20×20 trade show booth is a common footprint to balance display density (sample walls, shelving, and product staging) with practical aisle flow and meeting space for contractor conversations. Circle Exhibit supports IBS exhibitors with end-to-end execution aligned to LVCC workflows—from prebuild engineering and packing logic to onsite labor coordination and material handling. For local labor scheduling and LVCC-specific logistics, start with our Las Vegas trade show booth execution support reference.

If your IBS booth requires structural planning (rigidity, load, demo safety zones, and installation sequencing) before production begins, our design engineering for trade show booths workflow helps lock layout, elevations, and on-site build order early—reducing last-minute rework when heavy samples, mock walls, and demo counters arrive on the show floor.