4 Ft. Big Sky Tower 60D Graphic Package Includes:
- (4) SEG Graphics
- (16) 60D Vertical Extrusions
- (8) 40CG Horizontal Extrusions
- (12) Split Connectors
- (2) Support Struts
- (1) Torx Key
- (1) La Caja Hard Case w/Wheels
- Graphic Size:Â 48″w x 192″h
- Graphic Material:Â Stretch Fabric Dye-Sub
- Display Size:Â 4’W x 16’H x 4’D
- Warranty:Â Lifetime on Frame
- Shipping Weight:Â 108 lbs
- Shipping Dims:Â 48″L x 18″W x 11.5″H
Three Questions Worth Answering Before You Order This Tower
Does your booth footprint actually have room for a 4-foot-square column?
A 4×4 base sounds compact — and it is — but you still need to account for the full assembly perimeter during setup. In a 10-foot-wide inline booth, a 4-foot column leaves you 6 feet of working space; in a 10×20 or island configuration it almost disappears into the design. Sketch your layout to scale before committing to this footprint so the column placement complements your tables, counters, and traffic flow rather than blocking it.
Is your ceiling clearance at or above 16 feet?
Convention halls vary widely. Most large exhibition spaces clear 20 feet or more, but regional event venues and hotel ballrooms sometimes cap out closer to 14 or 15 feet. Confirm the finished ceiling height with the venue or your show decorator before ordering — the assembled 4x4x16 non backlit big sky square tower display stands at a full 16 feet and cannot be shortened without swapping to a different frame size.
Is your artwork file prepared to fabric print specifications?
Stretch fabric graphics require artwork submitted at the correct resolution (typically 100 dpi at full scale), with bleed added to all edges and all live copy kept safely inside the print margin. If your designer is accustomed to rigid-substrate printing, flag this before the file handoff. Sending a print-ready file from day one avoids production delays and ensures the pillow tower display graphic tightens onto the frame with no color shift or edge distortion.
What Separates the 4x4x16 Non-Backlit Configuration From the Broader Category
A 4×4 footprint at 16 feet of height creates an unusually high aspect ratio — roughly 4:1 — that reads as a sky pillar display from a distance. That proportion makes this size particularly effective in open island booths where neighboring structures are shorter, because the graphic column rises above visual clutter at mid-range distances rather than competing at eye level.
The stretch fabric graphic system is what makes this format so practical for multi-show programs. Fabric compresses into a compact bundle, resists crease lines that damage rigid graphics in transit, and can be professionally cleaned between events. The frame itself uses a tool-free connection system: poles seat and lock without hardware, and the pillowcase graphic zips or slips over the assembled frame so one person can complete setup in under 20 minutes. That kind of repeatable, consistent setup is exactly why exhibitors who review types of tower displays consistently come back to stretch fabric pillar formats for large-format vertical branding.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Assembled Height | 16 ft |
| Base Footprint | 4 ft x 4 ft |
| Graphic Type | Stretch Fabric Pillowcase |
| Print Method | Dye-Sublimation |
| Illumination | None (Non-Backlit) |
| Frame Material | Aluminum |
| Setup Time | Under 20 minutes (1 person) |
| Power Required | No |
| Carry Case | Wheeled bag included |
Because this is a non-backlit format, the graphic relies on ambient venue lighting — which in a well-lit convention hall is typically more than sufficient for bold, high-contrast designs. Exhibitors who specifically need LED internal lighting should look at the sky backlit tower display version, which uses the same frame geometry but adds an internal LED system for dimmer environments or to create glow contrast in a darker booth design.
How This Tower Fits Into a Larger Exhibit Strategy
The 4x4x16 non backlit big sky square tower display works equally well as a standalone freestanding unit or as one element in a larger multi-structure booth. In a 20×20 island, many exhibitors pair two of these columns at opposite corners to frame a central open space — creating a visual boundary that defines the booth without walling off foot traffic. In a 10×20 inline, a single column at one end anchors the layout and keeps the brand visible from the cross-aisle.
If your team exhibits at multiple shows annually, the stretch fabric tower display format rewards that kind of program. You can order a second graphic set for a seasonal campaign, store the frame, and swap the graphic on-site between runs. Because the frame is modular aluminum, it also stacks efficiently in storage between events without taking up a dedicated crate or rack.
Showfire’s full range of trade show tower displays includes configurations from compact 3×3 bases to wider 6×6 footprints and heights from 8 to 16 feet, so this specific size can always be paired or scaled as your program grows. For a side-by-side breakdown of frame sizes, graphic options, and use-case fit, the tower display guide covers the full decision framework in detail.
Configure Your 4x4x16 Non-Backlit Big Sky Square Tower Display Now
If this size and format match your venue specs and booth layout, the next step is simple: select your graphic package, upload your artwork, and get your order into production. The 4x4x16 non backlit big sky square tower display ships in a wheeled carry case ready for your next show — no freight pallet required, no on-site assembly crew needed. Configure your order at Showfire Displays today and have your tower ready before your next event date.






