Construction and Building Materials

World of Concrete 2026

World of Concrete 2026

World of Concrete 2026

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Las Vegas

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NV

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US

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Las Vegas Convention Center

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Jan 20, 2026

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Jan 22, 2026

Custom 20x40 exhibition booth with open layout, integrated meeting zones, and modular structure for large trade shows
20x40 island trade show booth design showcasing large-scale industrial exhibition layout and open meeting areas in Las Vegas
Large-format brand wall and architectural structure designed for industrial and construction trade show environments

Representative large-scale island booth designs for industrial and construction trade shows.

Custom 20x40 exhibition booth with open layout, integrated meeting zones, and modular structure for large trade shows
20x40 island trade show booth design showcasing large-scale industrial exhibition layout and open meeting areas in Las Vegas
Large-format brand wall and architectural structure designed for industrial and construction trade show environments

Representative large-scale island booth designs for industrial and construction trade shows.

Custom 20x40 exhibition booth with open layout, integrated meeting zones, and modular structure for large trade shows
20x40 island trade show booth design showcasing large-scale industrial exhibition layout and open meeting areas in Las Vegas
Large-format brand wall and architectural structure designed for industrial and construction trade show environments

Representative large-scale island booth designs for industrial and construction trade shows.

OVERVIEW

OVERVIEW

World of Concrete is a leading trade show dedicated to concrete construction, masonry systems, aggregates, and heavy-duty jobsite equipment. Held annually at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), the event spans multiple halls where manufacturers showcase concrete tools, batching systems, surface preparation machinery, structural formwork, and industrial-grade building technology. The show floor environment is equipment-dense and operationally intensive, requiring practical booth layouts designed for durability, safety, and controlled product demonstrations.

Exhibiting at World of Concrete differs significantly from consumer-focused trade shows. Many exhibitors display heavy machinery, palletized materials, reinforced shelving systems, and rugged flooring setups that must support the weight of concrete tools and masonry equipment. Larger inline and island configurations—such as 20×30 construction trade show booths—are often selected to accommodate product staging areas, demo zones, and forklift-accessible loading paths within LVCC’s freight-controlled halls.

Across LVCC exhibition spaces, exhibitors must coordinate precise freight windows, drayage/material handling procedures, and Nevada union labor regulations—especially when booths include heavy equipment placement, reinforced flooring platforms, or repeated restocking cycles throughout the event. For brands planning machinery-focused environments, our booth fabrication and prebuild checks ensure structural integrity, sequencing validation, and weight-bearing compliance prior to move-in.

As a Las Vegas–based exhibit builder, Circle Exhibit supports World of Concrete exhibitors with custom design, engineering, and on-site installation aligned to heavy freight coordination, union labor scheduling, and material handling workflows—see our Las Vegas trade show booth builder page for local execution considerations.

World of Concrete is a leading trade show dedicated to concrete construction, masonry systems, aggregates, and heavy-duty jobsite equipment. Held annually at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), the event spans multiple halls where manufacturers showcase concrete tools, batching systems, surface preparation machinery, structural formwork, and industrial-grade building technology. The show floor environment is equipment-dense and operationally intensive, requiring practical booth layouts designed for durability, safety, and controlled product demonstrations.

Exhibiting at World of Concrete differs significantly from consumer-focused trade shows. Many exhibitors display heavy machinery, palletized materials, reinforced shelving systems, and rugged flooring setups that must support the weight of concrete tools and masonry equipment. Larger inline and island configurations—such as 20×30 construction trade show booths—are often selected to accommodate product staging areas, demo zones, and forklift-accessible loading paths within LVCC’s freight-controlled halls.

Across LVCC exhibition spaces, exhibitors must coordinate precise freight windows, drayage/material handling procedures, and Nevada union labor regulations—especially when booths include heavy equipment placement, reinforced flooring platforms, or repeated restocking cycles throughout the event. For brands planning machinery-focused environments, our booth fabrication and prebuild checks ensure structural integrity, sequencing validation, and weight-bearing compliance prior to move-in.

As a Las Vegas–based exhibit builder, Circle Exhibit supports World of Concrete exhibitors with custom design, engineering, and on-site installation aligned to heavy freight coordination, union labor scheduling, and material handling workflows—see our Las Vegas trade show booth builder page for local execution considerations.

Event Facts

Event Facts

Construction and Concrete Industry Focus
Construction and Concrete Industry Focus
World of Concrete focuses on concrete, masonry, aggregates, surface preparation, and jobsite equipment for construction and infrastructure projects.
World of Concrete focuses on concrete, masonry, aggregates, surface preparation, and jobsite equipment for construction and infrastructure projects.
Equipment-Heavy Exhibits and Live Demos
Equipment-Heavy Exhibits and Live Demos
Many exhibitors showcase heavy tools, machinery, and materials through product demonstrations and equipment-dense booth layouts.
Many exhibitors showcase heavy tools, machinery, and materials through product demonstrations and equipment-dense booth layouts.
LVCC Logistics and Material Handling Planning
LVCC Logistics and Material Handling Planning
Freight timing, drayage/material handling, and union labor scheduling are key execution factors for equipment and material displays in Las Vegas venues.
Freight timing, drayage/material handling, and union labor scheduling are key execution factors for equipment and material displays in Las Vegas venues.

Exhibiting Challenges

Exhibiting Challenges

Challenges 1

Heavy Freight and Palletized Material Coordination

Heavy Freight and Palletized Material Coordination

Concrete and masonry exhibitors often ship palletized materials, large tools, or demo equipment, making drayage scheduling and freight timing critical to avoid installation delays.

Concrete and masonry exhibitors often ship palletized materials, large tools, or demo equipment, making drayage scheduling and freight timing critical to avoid installation delays.

Challenges 2

Safe Demo Zones for Construction Tools and Equipment

Safe Demo Zones for Construction Tools and Equipment

Booths demonstrating masonry saws, surface grinders, or mixing systems need clearly defined demo areas, safety buffers, and controlled visitor flow on crowded show floors.

Booths demonstrating masonry saws, surface grinders, or mixing systems need clearly defined demo areas, safety buffers, and controlled visitor flow on crowded show floors.

Challenges 3

Durable Flooring and Structural Support Requirements

Durable Flooring and Structural Support Requirements

Equipment-heavy displays may require reinforced flooring, load-bearing platforms, or rugged surfaces to support skid steers, tool racks, and material staging areas.

Equipment-heavy displays may require reinforced flooring, load-bearing platforms, or rugged surfaces to support skid steers, tool racks, and material staging areas.

Challenges 4

Dust, Debris, and On-Site Cleanliness Management

Dust, Debris, and On-Site Cleanliness Management

Construction-focused demos and material samples can introduce dust and debris, so exhibitors must plan cleanup workflows, protective coverings, and compliance with venue expectations.

Construction-focused demos and material samples can introduce dust and debris, so exhibitors must plan cleanup workflows, protective coverings, and compliance with venue expectations.

Challenges 5

Union Labor Coordination for Industrial-Scale Builds

Union Labor Coordination for Industrial-Scale Builds

Installation and dismantle at LVCC can involve union labor scheduling for installation, electrical, and material handling crews—especially for industrial-scale booth structures.

Installation and dismantle at LVCC can involve union labor scheduling for installation, electrical, and material handling crews—especially for industrial-scale booth structures.

Challenges 6

High-Volume Product Display and Restocking

High-Volume Product Display and Restocking

Many booths display a high volume of items such as formwork components, rebar accessories, and masonry tools, requiring secure storage, restocking plans, and organized product presentation.

Many booths display a high volume of items such as formwork components, rebar accessories, and masonry tools, requiring secure storage, restocking plans, and organized product presentation.

Preparation Steps

Preparation Steps

1

Confirm Equipment Display and Demo Requirements

Start by confirming which machines, tools, or material systems will be displayed or demonstrated, including safety and floor-load considerations.

Start by confirming which machines, tools, or material systems will be displayed or demonstrated, including safety and floor-load considerations.

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Design Layout for Staging, Demos, and Traffic Flow

Design Layout for Staging, Demos, and Traffic Flow

Develop layouts that support pallet staging, tool walls, demo counters, and safe visitor paths without blocking access or creating congestion.

Develop layouts that support pallet staging, tool walls, demo counters, and safe visitor paths without blocking access or creating congestion.

3

Plan Freight Timing, Drayage, and Labor Sequencing

Plan Freight Timing, Drayage, and Labor Sequencing

Coordinate shipping schedules, drayage timing, and labor sequencing early—especially for heavy freight, large machinery, or industrial-scale booth structures.

Coordinate shipping schedules, drayage timing, and labor sequencing early—especially for heavy freight, large machinery, or industrial-scale booth structures.

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Prepare On-Site Operations and Restocking Workflows

Prepare On-Site Operations and Restocking Workflows

Plan show-day operations such as cleaning, restocking, secure storage access, and staffing for equipment demos or technical product explanations.

Plan show-day operations such as cleaning, restocking, secure storage access, and staffing for equipment demos or technical product explanations.

Local Execution Notes

Local Execution Notes

LVCC Union Labor Scheduling for Equipment Builds

LVCC Union Labor Scheduling for Equipment Builds

World of Concrete exhibits often require coordinated installation crews; LVCC union labor scheduling can influence build timelines for heavy structures and demo setups.

Material Handling for Heavy Tools and Machinery

Material Handling for Heavy Tools and Machinery

Drayage/material handling procedures affect delivery timing for palletized materials, tool racks, and machines such as skid steers or mixing systems.

Local Staging and Support for Restocking

Local Staging and Support for Restocking

Because many exhibitors handle bulky products and frequent restocking, local staging support can help maintain consistent booth presentation throughout show days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What booth setups are common at World of Concrete?
Common setups include equipment-dense islands and material demo zones—for example, a reinforced platform for tooling displays, a wall system for masonry/finishes samples, and a clean aisle-facing counter for spec discussions. If you’re showing heavy or dense items (e.g., mixing components, saws, anchors, rebar samples), build the layout around load-bearing areas and safe viewing distances.
Do exhibitors need special planning for heavy equipment displays?
Yes—heavy or dense displays require early planning for weight distribution, floor protection, and rigging/handling constraints. Treat anything on pallets (e.g., bagged materials, equipment parts, sample crates) as a drayage-first workflow: confirm crate sizes, pallet count, and on-site handling equipment so your demo area can be installed without last-minute repositioning.
What are the most important logistics factors for World of Concrete in Las Vegas?
At Las Vegas Convention Center, the key factors are drayage staging, dock timing, and install sequencing for bulky materials. Plan a build order that gets the structural base and platforms set first, then bring in equipment/samples, and finish with graphics and lighting—this reduces rework when handling palletized product, heavy demo tools, or reinforced display structures.
What booth setups are common at World of Concrete?

Common setups include equipment-dense islands and material demo zones—for example, a reinforced platform for tooling displays, a wall system for masonry/finishes samples, and a clean aisle-facing counter for spec discussions. If you’re showing heavy or dense items (e.g., mixing components, saws, anchors, rebar samples), build the layout around load-bearing areas and safe viewing distances.

Do exhibitors need special planning for heavy equipment displays?

Yes—heavy or dense displays require early planning for weight distribution, floor protection, and rigging/handling constraints. Treat anything on pallets (e.g., bagged materials, equipment parts, sample crates) as a drayage-first workflow: confirm crate sizes, pallet count, and on-site handling equipment so your demo area can be installed without last-minute repositioning.

What are the most important logistics factors for World of Concrete in Las Vegas?

At Las Vegas Convention Center, the key factors are drayage staging, dock timing, and install sequencing for bulky materials. Plan a build order that gets the structural base and platforms set first, then bring in equipment/samples, and finish with graphics and lighting—this reduces rework when handling palletized product, heavy demo tools, or reinforced display structures.

What booth setups are common at World of Concrete?
Common setups include equipment-dense islands and material demo zones—for example, a reinforced platform for tooling displays, a wall system for masonry/finishes samples, and a clean aisle-facing counter for spec discussions. If you’re showing heavy or dense items (e.g., mixing components, saws, anchors, rebar samples), build the layout around load-bearing areas and safe viewing distances.
Do exhibitors need special planning for heavy equipment displays?
Yes—heavy or dense displays require early planning for weight distribution, floor protection, and rigging/handling constraints. Treat anything on pallets (e.g., bagged materials, equipment parts, sample crates) as a drayage-first workflow: confirm crate sizes, pallet count, and on-site handling equipment so your demo area can be installed without last-minute repositioning.
What are the most important logistics factors for World of Concrete in Las Vegas?
At Las Vegas Convention Center, the key factors are drayage staging, dock timing, and install sequencing for bulky materials. Plan a build order that gets the structural base and platforms set first, then bring in equipment/samples, and finish with graphics and lighting—this reduces rework when handling palletized product, heavy demo tools, or reinforced display structures.
world of concrete
World of Concrete

World of Concrete

Event Time

Jan 20, 2026

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Jan 22, 2026

Venue

Las Vegas Convention Center

Organizer

Informa Markets

Exhibitor Scale

Large-scale industrial exhibition

Audience Type

Contractors, construction professionals, engineers, distributors, manufacturers

Typical Booth Size

10x10, 20x20, 20x30, 30x30, 40x40

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