This package includes:
- (3) Modular display frames
- (3) Metal fusion printed headers
- (2) Straight end panels
- (2) Joiner panels
- (3) Large center panels
- (3) Wave Top canopies
- (6) LED lights
- (3) Acrylic reception desks
- (3) Molded Plastic wheeled cases (Inside Dimensions: Interior 26 and 24 x 45.5 x9.375)
- (9) Acrylic shelves
- (2) Vesa compatible large monitor mount-supports up to a 50″ LCD screen.Not to exceed 50lbs.
- (1) Set of instructions
Product Information
| Product Information | |
| Booth Dimensions | 96″h x 359″w x 20″d |
| Acrylic Table Dimensions | 36” h x 24”w x 16”d |
| Acrylic Shelf Dimensions | 18.75″w x 9.5″d |
| Shipping Dimensions of Each Case | 27.5″w x 48″h x13.5″d |
| Number of Cases | 3 |
| Weight of Each Case | 123 |
| Total Display Weight | 369 lbs |
When a Standard 30′ Backwall No Longer Fits the Brief
Many exhibitors arrive at a 30′ inline booth having outgrown a smaller presence. The problem is rarely space — it’s that standard banner walls and pop-up frames simply don’t project authority at this scale. Flat, low-profile structures look undersized against the footprint they’re supposed to anchor, and generic configurations make it difficult to establish a coherent brand environment across the full width of the booth. There’s also a practical issue: large modular kits that require specialized tools or lengthy instruction manuals put unnecessary pressure on the setup crew on a Wednesday morning before doors open.
The 30ft timberline wave top display straight sides was designed with exactly these friction points in mind. The wave-profile header rises above neighboring inline displays to define the booth’s vertical territory, while the straight side architecture keeps the overall footprint predictable and easy to work within from a floor-plan perspective.
Frame, Fabric, and Finish Details
The Timberline(R) frame system uses interlocking aluminum extrusions with integrated push-fit connectors. Each section clicks together in a fixed sequence that doesn’t require you to carry a bag of hardware or a drill. The 30ft modular display footprint is supported by a series of vertical uprights and horizontal crossbars that distribute load evenly, preventing the frame sag that plagues lighter-duty systems after repeated assembly cycles.
Fabric graphics are produced via high-resolution dye sublimation, which embeds pigment directly into the polyester weave rather than printing on top of it. The result is a panel that resists fading, wrinkling, and surface abrasion across a long show season. Straight side panels on this kit provide an unbroken rectangular graphic field — full bleed, no tapered cutouts interrupting the design layout. Designers typically prefer this configuration because it accommodates lifestyle photography, large product imagery, and brand headline text without awkward compositional adjustments.
Here’s a quick breakdown of key structural and print specs:
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Booth footprint | 30′ wide inline |
| Side panel profile | Straight (no taper) |
| Header profile | Wave top |
| Frame material | Aluminum extrusion |
| Hardware required for assembly | None |
| Graphic production method | Dye-sublimation fabric |
| Typical assembly time | 60 — 90 minutes (2-person crew) |
| Transport cases | Rolling freight cases included |
The Timberline modular display collection applies the same frame and fabric standards across every size in the lineup, which matters if you plan to mix and match components across different booth footprints in the future.
Straight Side Panels — Why the Geometry Matters
Straight side panels maximize the usable graphic surface area compared to tapered configurations. If your booth design relies on wide horizontal bands of color or text, the rectangular geometry of this configuration is significantly easier to work with.
Wave Top Profile at 30 Feet
At 30′, the wave header becomes a genuine architectural feature rather than a cosmetic accent. The crest gives the booth a distinct silhouette from across the hall floor, reinforcing brand recall even after attendees have moved on to other areas.
Transport and Storage
The rolling cases included with this kit are sized specifically for the 30ft timberline wave top display straight sides components. Packing is consistent show to show, which means less time fumbling with cases at the end of a long event day. If your program also includes regional shows where a smaller footprint makes more sense, the 20ft Timberline modular display is built on the same connector system and shares compatible components.
Fitting This Kit Into a Larger Exhibit Program
A custom 30ft timberline display of this scale is rarely an organization’s only exhibit asset. Most brands running a 30′ inline at major shows also maintain a smaller configuration for regional events and roadshows. The 10ft Timberline exhibit is a practical companion choice — it travels more easily, sets up faster, and shares the same fabric graphic production process, so brand consistency across booth sizes is straightforward to maintain.
If you’re still working through the broader question of which display format fits your overall trade show strategy, the modular display buying guide covers the full decision framework, including how to evaluate footprint sizes, graphic update costs, and total cost of ownership across multi-year programs.
For buyers specifically evaluating a 30ft timberline exhibit versus custom-fabricated alternatives, the Timberline system has a clear advantage in reconfigurability. Because the aluminum frame ships separately from the fabric, you can refresh graphics seasonally without replacing any structural components. A 30ft timberline with storage options can also be factored into the configuration at the design stage, adding functional back-of-booth space without requiring a separate rental structure.
Configure This Kit and Start the Clock
The 30ft timberline wave top display straight sides is a well-defined, production-ready configuration — not a custom fabrication project with a three-month lead time. Showfire Displays works with you to finalize graphic files, confirm booth dimensions, and schedule production so your kit arrives before your first show date with time to spare. Contact the team at Showfire Displays or visit the product page directly to select your configuration, upload artwork, and get a confirmed ship date on the calendar.
















