30×10 ft. Modco 18 Modular Display – Graphic Package

Includes:

• SEG Dye Sub Fabric Graphics w/ integrated blockout
• (21) 992×2418 Frames
• (3) 310×1984 Frames
• (6) 992×1984 Frames
• (3) Door w/ lockset
• (4) T Connector
• (2) Door Jamb Pin Connectors
• (21) Door Jamb 180° Barrel Connectors
• (36) 180° Barrel Connectors
• (6) 90° Top/Bottom Connectors
• (12) 90° Middle Connectors
• (12) Clip Connectors
• (120) Pin Connectors
• (132) Frame Protectors
• (4) Cover Profiles
• (3) Acrylic Panels
• (18) Panel Connectors
• (2) Heavy Duty Crates

• Display Size: 351″W x 95.25″H x 97.5″D
• Graphic Size: 
• 34.25″W x 93.375″H
• 117.125″W x 95.25″H
• 78.25″W x 51.25″H

The Challenge a 30-Foot Inline Booth Actually Solves

Running a major trade show means competing against neighbors who may have significantly larger island budgets. The practical answer for most brands is not a bigger footprint — it is a denser, better-organized inline that reads as substantial from 30 feet away. A 30-foot inline booth that is poorly configured loses its advantage fast: awkward panel transitions, mismatched graphic heights, and nowhere logical to anchor a monitor all undermine the investment. What exhibitors in this range need is a system with enough structural variation to create visual depth across the width without requiring a design team to re-engineer every show.

That is exactly where the Modco modular display system earns its reputation. The Modco 18 configuration is engineered for this footprint, with panel sequencing that naturally breaks the 30-foot run into readable visual zones.

How the Modco 18 Configuration Handles a 30-Foot Run

The 30×10 modco 18 modular display uses a fixed panel layout that gives your design team clear zones to work with from the start. Each panel connects to the next through Modco’s proprietary locking system, so the frame stays rigid during the show and disassembles cleanly at pack-out. Here is how the core specifications break down:

The hard-panel construction is worth emphasizing because it directly affects long-term value. Unlike fabric SEG graphics that soften and accumulate wrinkles over time, Modco panels maintain their surface tension and color depth through repeated setup and teardown cycles. For a modco for trade show use across a multi-show season, that durability math matters: you are not reprinting graphics every other show to recover vibrancy.

The monitor mount compatibility adds a second layer of utility. Rather than renting a freestanding monitor stand from the show floor vendor — which often costs more than you expect and never looks integrated — the built-in mount positions a screen at a height and angle that ties visually into the panel graphics behind it.

Three Things Worth Knowing Before You Order

Graphic File Submission

Your custom graphics are printed as part of this package, which means you need print-ready files at the correct resolution and bleed settings for each panel zone. Showfire’s production team provides panel templates so your designer knows exactly what to build. Submitting the wrong dimensions is the most common delay in production — use the templates.

Configuration Stability Across Shows

The modco modular kit is designed for consistent, repeatable assembly. Panel numbering and connection points are fixed, so a trained installer — or a two-person team with basic instructions — can set this up in roughly the same time at show two as at show one. There is no re-learning curve between events.

Scaling the System Later

The Modco system is part of a wider hard panel modular display family, which means your investment is not locked to a single configuration. If your show schedule shifts and you need a 20-foot or a 10-foot footprint, the panel system can be reconfigured. This flexibility is one reason the modco panel display format continues to outperform one-off custom builds for exhibitors with variable show calendars.

How This System Compares to Fabric-Based Alternatives

Fabric tension systems like the Qseg modular display offer a lightweight, fast-pack alternative that suits exhibitors prioritizing portability over graphic rigidity. For exhibitors whose priority is surface durability and print precision at a 30-foot scale, the hard panel approach of the Modco 18 is the more appropriate tool. The two systems serve genuinely different needs — this is not a quality comparison, it is a use-case distinction.

If you are evaluating whether a rigid panel system or a tube-framed fabric system fits your program overall, the modular display buying guide covers the structural and cost trade-offs in detail and is worth reading before you commit at this price point.

For exhibitors who want a hybrid between hard panel and lightweight fabric connectivity, the EZ Connect modular system offers a middle-ground alternative worth comparing if your needs shift show to show.

The broader modular trade show display catalog on Showfire covers all available formats, configurations, and price tiers if you are still narrowing down which system fits your exhibit program.

Configure Your 30×10 Modco 18 Modular Display Today

If your next major inline show is on the calendar, this is the configuration to get production moving on now. The 30×10 modco 18 modular display ships with custom-printed graphics and hardware matched to this specific panel layout — no assembly surprises, no sourcing graphics from a separate vendor. Contact the Showfire team to submit your artwork, confirm your monitor integration requirements, and get a firm ship date on the books. The longer production sits in queue, the less runway your team has for pre-show review.