10 ft x 7 ft SEGO Modular Lightbox Display – Configuration D – Double-Sided

Features:

• Graphic Dimensions: 78.125″W x 88.625″H (tall frame) & 39.75″W x 88.625″H (short frame)
• Display Dimensions: 118″W x 88.25″H x 16.5″D
• Shipping Dimensions: 54.5″W x 15.5″H x 6.75″D (each – 3 boxes total)
• Shipping Weight: 32 lbs (frame & graphic) (large frame) and 32 lbs (frame & graphic) (small frame)

Includes:

• (1) SEGO-200X225X12
• (1) SEGO-100X100X12
• (1) SEGO-HLCON
• (1) SEGO-SCON

The Visibility Gap That a Single Face Cannot Fill

Picture a 10 ft inline booth positioned at a corner or mid-aisle in a busy convention hall. Foot traffic flows past both the front and the back of that space, yet a single-sided display ignores half the audience entirely. Sponsors, buyers, and curious passers-by who never reach the “front” leave without ever seeing your brand. That lost exposure compounds across every show hour, and the only fix is a structure that presents a complete graphic on both sides simultaneously.

This is exactly the scenario the modular seg lightbox display configuration d was designed to address. Rather than adding a second display — and doubling hardware costs, floor space, and carry-on logistics — Configuration D delivers two independent illuminated graphic faces from one compact frame. At 10 ft wide and 7 ft tall, it covers 70 square feet of backlit real estate per side, which translates to serious visual weight without overwhelming a standard 10 ft x 10 ft booth footprint.

What the SEGO Frame and SEG System Actually Deliver

The aluminum extrusion profile at the core of this display is the same modular architecture used across the full SEGO line. Sections click together and apart using internal connectors, which means the frame ships in a compact rolling case and does not require a tool kit at the venue. Once the frame is assembled, the LED light bars — running along the internal channel — activate through a single power connection.

The graphic panels themselves are dye-sublimation printed onto stretch fabric and finished with a silicone edge bead that tucks into the frame’s groove. This SEG (silicone edge graphic) method keeps the fabric drum-tight without visible hardware, zippers, or seams. When a campaign ends or a product line refreshes, you order replacement graphics — not a new frame — which keeps the long-term cost of ownership well below what a single-use display demands.

Understanding the sego lightbox with led system is easier in context: the LEDs are housed inside the frame profile itself, so there are no exposed wires and no external light box to mount. That self-contained design also means the display is self-sufficient; it does not borrow light from a venue’s overhead rigs or require external spot lighting.

For a broader breakdown of how this format compares to other backlit options at trade shows, the SEG backlit display guide walks through the decision points in plain terms — size, budget, single vs. double sided, and more.

Good to Know: Graphic File Preparation

Artwork should be submitted at the full display dimensions with a bleed allowance per your printer’s specification. Because the graphic wraps around the silicone edge, design elements should stay clear of the outer 1.5 in to 2 in to avoid trim loss.

Good to Know: Power and Placement

The LED system requires a standard 110V outlet. Plan your booth layout so the power cable can route cleanly along a baseboard or under a mat — the connection point is at the base of the frame for easy access.

Good to Know: Graphic Turnaround and Reorders

Replacement fabric graphics for the modular seg lightbox display configuration d can be ordered independently of the hardware. Keeping one set of backup graphics on hand means a damaged panel at a show never stops your presentation.

Where This Configuration Fits a Wider Display Strategy

The 10 ft x 7 ft double-sided format is particularly well matched to corner booth positions, island exhibits with open aisle access, or any setup where the back of a display faces an occupied thoroughfare. At 7 ft tall it stays within the height allowance for most inline and perimeter booth rules, so it avoids the approval process that taller structures sometimes trigger.

If your booth plan also calls for a lighter-weight option at a smaller footprint, the backlit fabric pop up display format offers a fast-deploying alternative worth comparing. For exhibitors who need a non-modular single-plane wall instead, the lumiere backlit display is another option in the backlit range.

Sego lightbox price scales with frame size and graphic count, and because the hardware is reusable season over season, the per-show cost drops sharply after the first event. You can explore the full range of backlit displays to compare formats side by side before committing to a configuration.

To order a custom sego lightbox in Configuration D or to ask about graphic proofing and lead times, contact the Showfire Displays team directly. The hardware ships ready to assemble, the graphics ship flat, and both arrive together so you are not coordinating separate deliveries before a show date. Get your order in now and have this display ready for your next event floor.