Commercial Space / Aerospace

Commercial Space / Aerospace

SpaceCom & Commercial Space Week Expo Booth Planning

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Orlando

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Orange County Convention Center — West Building Hall C

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    Orlando

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    Orange County Convention Center — West Building Hall C

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SpaceCom trade show booth design and build in Orlando
SpaceCom booth rentals for product displays and business meetings
Commercial Space Week Expo custom exhibit design

SpaceCom Expo Booths — Built for Capability Displays, Business Meetings, and Coordinated Setup

SpaceCom trade show booth design and build in Orlando
SpaceCom booth rentals for product displays and business meetings
Commercial Space Week Expo custom exhibit design

SpaceCom Expo Booths — Built for Capability Displays, Business Meetings, and Coordinated Setup

How should exhibitors choose a SpaceCom booth layout and size?

Size the booth around the displays and conversations that must run at the same time. Reserve space for priority exhibits and the staff presenting them. Add a separate meeting area when the team can support both activities. For SpaceCom, include coverage across the shared Expo and during conference sessions before choosing the booth size.

OVERVIEW

OVERVIEW

At Commercial Space Week Expo, product demonstrations and partner meetings may compete for the same staff and floor space. Decide what visitors need to see and which conversations need a dedicated area. For facility operators and infrastructure suppliers, SpaceCom spaceport booth planning covers how to present capabilities and clarify which services each organization provides.

A 10x20 booth may suit a focused display with space for nearby conversations. Consider a 20x20 or 20x30 layout when presentations and scheduled meetings need to run at the same time. Match each area to the team members available to staff it before adding another table or display.

Use these requirements to shape the brief for trade show booth design and build in Orlando. For setup at the Orange County Convention Center, confirm who will handle exhibit delivery, ordered services and on-site installation before the layout goes into production.

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Choose Space for the Activities You Can Staff

Choose Space for the Activities You Can Staff

Lay out the priority display and conversation areas first. Compare footprints against the booked open sides, furniture and activities that must run together. Extra space should have a specific purpose.

10x10: A Focused Introduction

10x10: A Focused Introduction

Consider a 10x10 booth for a compact display and brief conversations. Before adding seating or equipment, check the space left for staff and visitors around the main exhibit.

20x20: Separately Staffed Activities

20x20: Separately Staffed Activities

A 20x20 booth may let a presentation continue while another representative handles inquiries nearby. Test the layout with the actual products, furniture and staff positions before committing to it.

10x20: Display and Conversation

10x20: Display and Conversation

Compare 10x20 layouts when the display needs a longer surface and a nearby place to talk. Position furniture and graphics around the booked open sides and visitor approach.

20x30: Space for Scheduled Meetings

20x30: Space for Scheduled Meetings

Consider a 20x30 booth when scheduled discussions need their own area beside ongoing presentations. The exhibit list and staffing plan should justify those separate spaces before the layout grows.

Plan the Booth Review Around Conference Sessions

Plan the Booth Review Around Conference Sessions

When conference sessions overlap setup, your project lead may be unavailable for the final walkthrough. Plan the SpaceCom booth handover around the team’s availability, with a named reviewer, clear approval limits and a record of work that remains open.

Give Each Booth Function the Space It Needs

Give Each Booth Function the Space It Needs

The main presentation, visitor conversations and daily operation need different things from the layout. Specify the physical items and positions that support each function.

A Message Readable from the Aisle

A Message Readable from the Aisle

State the product or capability and the application it serves in a message visitors can read as they approach. Place supporting detail beside the relevant exhibit.

Products and Supporting Evidence

Products and Supporting Evidence

Give each chosen product, model or screen a defined position in the booth. Check its visibility, dimensions and handling needs against the actual layout and open sides.

A Place to Continue the Conversation

A Place to Continue the Conversation

Position discussions where staff can refer to the exhibit without taking over the presentation area. Keep the documents and references used during those conversations within easy reach.

Storage Near the Working Areas

Storage Near the Working Areas

Provide space for literature, staff items and equipment supplies near the activities they support. Keep counters and review surfaces available for products and visitor conversations.

Event Facts

Event Facts

A Shared Commercial Space Expo

A Shared Commercial Space Expo

Commercial Space Week brings SpaceCom, Space Mobility and the GSA Spaceport Summit together with a shared Expo.

Orlando · January 12–14, 2027

Orlando · January 12–14, 2027

The Expo takes place at Orange County Convention Center, West Building Hall C, in Orlando.

Commercial and Government Visitors

Commercial and Government Visitors

Attendees include engineers, business leaders, spaceport operators and government representatives from across the space industry.

Not Sure Which Booth Size You Need?

Not every exhibitor knows whether a 10x20, 20x20, 20x30, or larger booth is the right fit. Circle Exhibit can help review your event goals, product display needs, demo areas, meeting space, storage, budget scope, and setup timeline before you choose a booth size.

Exhibiting Challenges

Exhibiting Challenges

Different Visitors, Different Questions

Different Visitors, Different Questions

An engineer assessing a product and a potential partner exploring a business relationship need different introductions. A broad company overview may leave both waiting for the relevant detail.

An engineer assessing a product and a potential partner exploring a business relationship need different introductions. A broad company overview may leave both waiting for the relevant detail.

Too Much to Show in One Visit

Every additional product takes display space and staff attention. A crowded portfolio can make it harder for visitors to recognize the capabilities that matter most to their project.

Every additional product takes display space and staff attention. A crowded portfolio can make it harder for visitors to recognize the capabilities that matter most to their project.

Two Activities, One Specialist

A demonstration can stall when the same specialist leaves for a scheduled meeting. Another table adds space, but the booth still needs someone to handle the conversation.

A demonstration can stall when the same specialist leaves for a scheduled meeting. Another table adds space, but the booth still needs someone to handle the conversation.

Conference Sessions During Move-In

Conference Sessions During Move-In

The GSA Spaceport Summit overlaps January 11 move-in, and Space Mobility overlaps the January 12 morning setup window. The person needed to review the booth may be attending a session.

The GSA Spaceport Summit overlaps January 11 move-in, and Space Mobility overlaps the January 12 morning setup window. The person needed to review the booth may be attending a session.

Unassigned Parts of the Booth Scope

Unassigned Parts of the Booth Scope

A floor-space booking does not settle the full exhibit scope. Graphics, furniture, AV or installation may remain unassigned even after the team has approved the layout.

A floor-space booking does not settle the full exhibit scope. Graphics, furniture, AV or installation may remain unassigned even after the team has approved the layout.

Conflicting Versions of the Booth Plan

Conflicting Versions of the Booth Plan

A revised meeting layout can leave graphics, equipment lists and installation instructions out of step. The team may arrive with different plans for the same booth space.

A revised meeting layout can leave graphics, equipment lists and installation instructions out of step. The team may arrive with different plans for the same booth space.

Preparation Steps

Preparation Steps

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Rank the Priority Tasks

List what visitors should understand and which conversations the team wants to host. Rank activities that would compete for the same people or space during the show.

List what visitors should understand and which conversations the team wants to host. Rank activities that would compete for the same people or space during the show.

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Create the Exhibit List

Create the Exhibit List

Record each item’s dimensions, display format and explanation needs. Identify the supporting documents or digital references staff can retrieve when a visitor asks for more detail.

Record each item’s dimensions, display format and explanation needs. Identify the supporting documents or digital references staff can retrieve when a visitor asks for more detail.

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Plan Around Conference Commitments

Plan Around Conference Commitments

Compare conference commitments with setup, Expo hours and booked meetings. Name the people available for booth review, product presentations and visitor reception before confirming the team’s schedule.

Compare conference commitments with setup, Expo hours and booked meetings. Name the people available for booth review, product presentations and visitor reception before confirming the team’s schedule.

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Agree the Scope Before Production

Agree the Scope Before Production

Combine the layout, exhibit list, graphics, equipment and responsibilities in one brief. Use the current exhibitor materials to identify show services that need to be ordered separately.

Combine the layout, exhibit list, graphics, equipment and responsibilities in one brief. Use the current exhibitor materials to identify show services that need to be ordered separately.

SpaceCom Rental vs Custom: What Drives the Choice?

SpaceCom Rental vs Custom: What Drives the Choice?

Rental for Standard Displays

A rental system may suit conventional screens, graphics and furniture that fit its components. Compare Orlando trade show booth rental options with the exhibit list and meeting layout.

Custom Work for a Specific Need

A product support or unusual meeting arrangement may require custom work when available rental components cannot accommodate it. Define that requirement before deciding how much of the booth to build.

A Reusable Base with Updated Elements

For a team attending several shows, identify structural pieces that suit the planned footprints. Graphics and product fixtures can then be updated separately as the exhibit changes.

Prepare the SpaceCom Booth for Opening

Prepare the SpaceCom Booth for Opening

Ready for the Expo Opening

Ready for the Expo Opening

Work back from the January 12 Expo opening. Use confirmed move-in windows and service deadlines to determine when deliveries, installers and the exhibit team need to be ready.

Agree Who Can Approve Changes

Agree Who Can Approve Changes

Give the on-site exhibitor contact the approved layout and display list. Agree which display adjustments they can accept within the project brief and which need the project lead’s approval.

Clear Delivery and Service Handoffs

Clear Delivery and Service Handoffs

Identify which materials and ordered services each team needs before starting work. Agree who handles each handoff between the show’s appointed providers, installers and the exhibitor on site.

Check the Booth, Then the Presentation

Check the Booth, Then the Presentation

Walk the installed booth to check display placement and access. Have the exhibitor’s technical lead run the presentation separately, and record any unresolved issue with the person responsible for it.

Plan Your SpaceCom Booth Rental

Share the booked footprint, priority exhibits, meeting needs and team availability for a rental layout review. Include equipment details and known show-service requirements so the proposal can define the structure, graphics, furniture and installation scope.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Should staffing follow the Expo or SpaceCom conference dates?

Staff the booth for the January 12–14 Expo. SpaceCom conference sessions begin January 13, so session attendance needs to be planned around booth coverage.

Does every audience group need a separate area?

Does exhibit space include the complete booth?

What can we show without bringing large equipment?

Can one layout work with different open sides?

READY TO PLAN YOUR NEXT BOOTH?

Let’s Build a Booth That Fits Your Event

Share your event name, booth size, city, timeline, product display needs, and design references. Circle Exhibit will review your project direction and help you choose a rental-friendly or custom exhibit path.

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Continue Your SpaceCom Booth Planning

Continue Your SpaceCom Booth Planning

Continue Your SpaceCom Booth Planning

Use these resources to develop a focused display, choose a footprint or coordinate the exhibit’s design and installation.

Use these resources to develop a focused display, choose a footprint or coordinate the exhibit’s design and installation.

Use these resources to develop a focused display, choose a footprint or coordinate the exhibit’s design and installation.

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SpaceCom and Commercial Space Week Expo

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Venue

Orange County Convention Center — West Building Hall C

Organizer

NTP Events

Exhibitor Scale

250+ exhibiting companies across the shared Commercial Space Week Expo, covering commercial space technologies, aerospace systems, infrastructure and related services.

Audience Type

Commercial space exhibitors, aerospace suppliers, engineers, business development teams, government representatives and industry partners.

Typical Booth Size

10x10, 10x20, 20x20 and 20x30; select around exhibit dimensions and staffed activities.

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