Features:
- Display Dimensions: 227.75”W x 150.3”H x 118”D
- Graphic Material: Black & White Material (FAB-BW)
- Printing Process: Paper Transfer Dye Sublimation
- Misc:
- Tool free assembly
- SEG graphics
- Designed to fit in a 20ft x 10ft booth space. Please check your trade show guidelines to make sure this configuration conforms to the show regulations.
- Includes (qty 1) Gopher Pop Up Counter (SKU: GPOP)
- Includes (qty 1) Origami Truss Counter
- Includes (qty 10) LED Front Lights (SKU: TRUSS-LIGHT)
- Includes (qty 4) TRUSS-SLAT which can be used as shelving or slat walls
- Includes (qty 1) Lightbox frame. Mounted to front bridge support frame
- Single sided graphic display. Back of the display shows the black backing of the fabric.
- Ladder recommended for setup
This package includes:
- (14) TRUSS-60CM
- (8) TRUSS-90CM
- (35) TRUSS-120CM
- (32) TRUSS-CUBE
- (11) TRUSS-FLAT
- (50) TRUSS-SEG-S
- (11) TRUSS-FT-S
- (1) TRUSS-FT-L
- (4) TRUSS-LB-CON
- (8) TRUSS-SLAT
- (1) TRUSS-MM
- (1) Lightbox
- (10) TRUSS-LIGHT
- (10) TRUSS-LAMP-BASE
- (1) TRUSS-DRILL
- (1) GPOPG
- (9) SEG Graphics
Disclaimer:
Please note that the shipping method for this item is LTL only. The shipping cost will not be reflected on the checkout page. After placing your order, our Customer Service Representative will coordinate the shipping details with you.
What the Inline-B Frame Configuration Delivers
The Inline-B is engineered around a 10 ft x 20 ft footprint, making it one of the most requested inline sizes in the convention circuit. The frame uses bolted aluminum box truss sections — the same structural geometry used in large-scale staging — scaled and optimized for exhibit use. That matters because box truss resists torsion and lateral flex in ways that pop-up or tension-fabric frames simply cannot match, giving your SEG graphics a flat, wrinkle-free surface to sit against.
A large overhead header panel runs across the full 20 ft span, creating a truss booth with header sign visibility that reads from a significant distance — a genuine advantage in crowded halls where sightlines are everything. The header is a prime real estate zone for brand identity: company name, tagline, product hero shot, or any combination your creative team develops.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Frame material | Lightweight aluminum box truss |
| Graphics system | SEG silicone edge, push-in installation |
| Header | Full-width overhead panel across 20 ft span |
| Lighting mount points | Integrated chord positions for LED bars |
| Tool requirement | None for graphics changes |
| Setup crew | 2 people recommended |
The modular chord sections connect with standard hardware, and every joint is designed for repeatability — meaning the 50th setup is as solid as the first. For a truss display company that builds wholesale truss displays at volume, that consistency is non-negotiable, and it is built into the Inline-B from the ground up.
Where the Inline-B Earns Its Space on the Show Floor
The Inline-B is purpose-built for exhibitors who work inline booth allocations at mid-to-large trade shows. A box truss 20ft wide inline configuration gives you far more perceived depth and structure than a standard fabric display, signaling to attendees — before they read a word of your copy — that you are a serious presence at this event.
Industries that consistently get strong results from this format include technology and SaaS companies running multi-day user conferences, healthcare and med-tech brands at regulated product exhibitions, building materials and industrial firms where structural credibility matters, and consumer brands launching products where visual theater is part of the pitch. The overhead chord structure also makes the Inline-B an ideal host for rigged product samples, pendant lighting, or monitor mounts — assets that fabric pop-ups simply cannot support.
If your show schedule runs to four or more events per year, the aluminum construction pays for itself quickly. Rental fabric graphics wear out; a powder-coated aluminum truss frame does not. You invest once and amortize the cost across a long show calendar.
Fitting the Inline-B Into a Broader Display Strategy
The Origami SEG Truss line sits within Showfire’s broader truss systems portfolio, which spans everything from compact 10×10 kits to large island configurations. If you are scaling up from a smaller footprint or building out a multi-configuration inventory, the Inline-B is a logical anchor piece — substantial enough to headline a major show, structured enough to pair with modular extensions if your floor plan ever expands.
For exhibitors who want a completely different structural aesthetic — curved chord geometry, pre-engineered express kits — the orbital truss display line offers a complementary direction worth exploring alongside the Origami series.
Understanding where a truss booth fits within your overall exhibit program is a decision worth making deliberately. The trade show truss system pillar guide on this site walks through the full range of structural options, configuration logic, and what to look for when comparing systems at different price points. And if you are earlier in the planning process, the complete trade show displays buyer’s guide covers budgeting, booth selection, and ROI frameworks that apply across every format.
Working with the right truss display company means getting hardware that is documented, supported, and backed by real inventory — not a catalog item that ships six weeks late from overseas.
Configure the Origami SEG Truss Inline-B and Order Direct
Showfire Displays ships the Origami SEG Truss Inline-B direct to your facility or advance warehouse, and the team is available to help configure graphics, specify lighting, and confirm case dimensions before your order locks. Custom SEG graphic panels are produced to exact frame dimensions, pre-fitted with the silicone bead, and packed to arrive ready to install.
Reach out to the Showfire team through the product page, request a quote, or call direct to discuss configuration specifics. This is what a dedicated truss display company should make easy — and it is.











