This package includes:
- (2) Modular display frames
- (2) Metal fusion printed headers
- (2) Center panels
- (1) Joiner panel
- (2) Fabric end panels
- (2) Wave Top canopies
- (4) LED lights
- (2) Dye-sub fabric straight side panels
- (2) Acrylic reception desks
- (6) Acrylic shelves
- (1) Vesa compatible large monitor mount-supports up to a 50″ LCD screen.Not to exceed 50lbs.
- (2) Molded plastic wheeled cases. Interior dimensions: 26″ and 24″(inset)w x 45.5″h x9.375″d
- (1) set of Instructions
Product Information
| Booth Dimensions | 238.5″w x 96″h 20″d |
| Acrylic Table Dimensions | 24″d x 36” h x 16”d |
| Acrylic Shelf Dimensions | 18.75″w x 9.5″d |
| Shipping dimensions per case | 27.5″w x 48″h x13.5″d |
| Weight | 240 lbs |
What This Wave Top Configuration Includes
The wave top on this 20ft timberline modular display is not a cosmetic add-on — it is engineered as part of the main frame, meaning the curved upper section is structurally integrated rather than bolted on as an afterthought. The straight fabric sides run the full perimeter depth, keeping the lateral panels uniform and easy to re-skin when your graphics need refreshing. Below is a summary of the core system components:
| Component | Detail |
|---|---|
| Frame material | Lightweight aluminum extrusion |
| Graphic system | Stretch dye-sublimation tension fabric |
| Assembly method | Tool-free snap-and-lock connectors |
| Top profile | Wave (curved architectural roofline) |
| Side profile | Straight fabric panels |
| Reconfigurability | Yes — modular frame supports layout changes |
Graphic panels are ordered separately, which means you can update creative between shows without replacing hardware. The aluminum frame packs into a manageable number of cases for ground shipping, keeping freight costs predictable.
Who Uses This Display and Where
Exhibitors who choose this configuration typically share one priority: they need modular trade show walls that do more than fill space — they need walls that frame a brand identity. The wave top gives the display a deliberate architectural quality that works especially well for lifestyle brands, tech companies, healthcare organizations, and any exhibitor who wants the booth environment to feel intentional rather than assembled.
Inline 20ft booths are the primary application. The straight sides align cleanly against adjacent booths, and the wave top lifts the visual profile above the standard 8-foot floor level without requiring a permit-heavy hanging structure.
Double-sided applications are also common. Because this is a modular backwall kit at its core, the frame can be oriented to serve as a freestanding structure when the show floor allows it — useful for modular island exhibit layouts where traffic flows around all four sides.
Recurring multi-show programs are where the reconfigurability really earns its value. Exhibitors running 6 to 12 shows per year consistently report that the ability to refresh graphics without re-ordering hardware cuts their per-show display cost significantly over time.
For exhibitors just getting started with modular systems, reviewing the modular display guide at Showfire will help clarify how this configuration fits into a broader exhibit strategy.
Fitting This Into Your Broader Display Program
The 20ft timberline modular display does not exist in isolation — it belongs to a scalable system where size and configuration options are designed to complement each other. If your program includes smaller satellite shows alongside major trade events, the 10ft Timberline modular is a natural companion piece that shares frame logic and graphic production specs, so your brand look stays consistent across booth sizes.
For programs that demand an even larger footprint, the 30ft timberline modular display extends the same system to 30 feet — useful for anchor booths at flagship events where the extra linear footage justifies the investment.
The full range of Timberline sizes and configurations is covered on the Timberline modular system page, where you can compare frame options, graphic systems, and add-on components side by side. And if you are still in the early stages of planning your exhibit program, the trade show displays buyer guide from Showfire covers budgeting, format selection, and vendor evaluation in detail.
Practical Buyer Guidance Before You Order
A few things worth confirming before you place your order:
- Booth space dimensions: Confirm your contracted floor space is a true 20-foot wide inline or island before ordering this configuration.
- Graphic turnaround: Dye-sublimation fabric graphics have a production lead time. Order early if you have a hard show date.
- Shipping method: The aluminum frame ships ground in standard cases. If your event is time-sensitive, discuss freight options with the Showfire team at checkout.
- Reconfiguration planning: If you anticipate needing this display to work as a 10-foot booth at a smaller event, confirm with the team that your chosen configuration supports that split before ordering.
The timberline wave display design is deliberately approachable to set up, but planning ahead on graphics and logistics will ensure the display arrives and assembles exactly as intended.
Order This Configuration Today
The 20ft timberline modular display with wave top and straight fabric sides is a well-tested format for exhibitors who need professional scale without permanent infrastructure. The wave top sets the visual tone, the straight fabric sides keep the booth envelope clean, and the modular frame means your hardware investment stays productive through multiple seasons of shows. Contact the Showfire team to request pricing, confirm lead times, or discuss graphic production options — and get your 20-foot presence locked in before your next show date.























