30×30 ft. Modco 5 Modular Display – Graphic Package

Includes:

• SEG Dye Sub Fabric Graphics w/ integrated blockout
• (11) 992×2418 Frames
• (4) 992×1984 Frame
• (8) 310×992 Frame
• (8) 992×992 Frame
• (4) 774×992 Curved Frame
• (1) 992×2418 Door
• (16) Cover Profile Pin Connectors
• (16) Cover Profile Screw Nuts
• (40) 90° Middle Connectors
• (16) 90° Top/Bottom Connectors
• (8) 180° Barrel Connectors
• (140) Pin Connectors
• (4) Door Jamb Pin Connectors
• (36) Clip Connectors
• (8) Cover Profiles
• (16) Curved Cover Profiles
• (144) Frame Protectors
• (4) Shelves
• (4) Countertops
• (16) Curved Connectors
• (1) Heavy Duty Crate

• Display Size: 269″W x 190.5″H x 264″D
• Graphic Size: 
• 39.125″W x 95.25″H
• 39.125″W x 39.125″H
• 12.25″W x 39.125″H
• 34.25″W x 93.375″H
• 39.625″W x 31″H
• 39.625″W x 27.75″H
• 39.125″W x 78.125″H

Three Questions to Answer Before You Configure This Booth

Does Your Floor Plan Actually Justify 30×30?

Island booths at 30×30 typically require a minimum of a 900 sq. ft. space allocation plus aisle clearances on all four sides — confirm your show’s floor plan before committing to this footprint. Most large-format trade shows and industry expos accommodate this size without issue, but regional events and smaller venues may cap island space at 20×20. If your confirmed show space is 30×30 or larger, this configuration is built to fill it efficiently.

How Many Times Per Year Will This Exhibit Deploy?

The 30×30 modco 5 modular display is engineered for multi-show programs. The hard-panel construction absorbs the mechanical stress of repeated crating, shipping, and setup far better than stretch-fabric alternatives, which means the per-show cost drops noticeably as your show count climbs. Exhibitors running three or more shows per year will see the most favorable return on this investment; if you are planning a single annual appearance, a lighter modular configuration may make more sense for your budget.

Do Your Graphics Need to Change Between Shows?

One practical advantage of the Modco panel system is that individual graphic panels can be swapped independently — you do not have to reprint the entire booth to update a product message or swap seasonal content. If your campaigns rotate frequently, plan for this in your initial graphic file submission so that panel-by-panel updates remain straightforward. Consult the modular display buying guide for a deeper breakdown of how modular graphic systems compare to custom builds on long-term print costs.

What Distinguishes the Modco 5 Configuration in a 30×30 Format

The Modco 5 layout is not simply a scaled-up version of smaller Modco configurations — it is designed around the structural and visual demands that a 30×30 island booth creates. Most exhibitors at this footprint struggle with consistency: large fabric-wrapped frames flex at the corners, graphics lose tension over time, and the overall structure can look different from show to show depending on how it was assembled. The 30×30 modco 5 modular display addresses this directly through its rigid interlocking panel system, which locks into a repeatable geometry every time the kit is assembled.

The modco hard panel display construction also changes how graphics interact with the booth structure. Because panels are rigid rather than tensioned, print registration stays exact — there is no stretching or distortion from one corner to the next, and the surface reads cleanly under both natural and trade show lighting. This matters significantly at the 30×30 scale, where graphic inconsistencies that might be subtle on a 10×10 become obvious across a wide-format island.

For teams that need to integrate technology into their footprint, the monitor mount option fits natively into the Modco panel architecture. Screens can be positioned at eye level on multiple faces of the island, supporting product demos, video loops, or interactive presentations without the need for freestanding monitor stands that compete for floor space. The modco modular kit also supports accessory add-ons like shelving and literature holders, which helps exhibitors who need functional surfaces alongside graphic impact.

From a logistics standpoint, the Modco 5 ships in organized cases that protect the panels and hardware between events. Setup follows a consistent sequence that experienced booth crews can complete efficiently, and the aluminum frame components are designed for long service life without corrosion or hardware fatigue. If your team manages exhibit logistics in-house, the predictable assembly process reduces on-site labor time considerably compared to custom-build alternatives.

For exhibitors evaluating alternatives, the Qseg modular display offers a fabric-based approach that works well at smaller island footprints, while the EZ Connect modular system suits exhibitors prioritizing ultra-fast setup with a tube-frame structure. The Modco 5 at 30×30 is the right call when rigid panel construction, graphic precision, and multi-year durability are the primary criteria.

The broader modular trade show displays category includes options at every price point and footprint — from compact 10×10 kits to full island configurations like this one — so if you are still comparing formats, that hub is a useful reference before you finalize your order.

Configure Your 30×30 Modco 5 Modular Display and Order Today

If your show schedule, floor plan, and brand objectives align with what this configuration delivers, the next step is straightforward. Submit your graphic files and configuration preferences directly through Showfire Displays, and the team will confirm your panel layout, print specs, and shipping timeline. The modco for trade show environments is a proven system used by brands that cannot afford inconsistency at the booth level — and the 30×30 Modco 5 brings that reliability to the largest island format in the lineup. Contact Showfire Displays today to get your quote and lock in your production slot before your next show date.