Trade Show Kiosk and Monitor Stands

No. Monitors aren't included. Many customers buy a TV near the show location, which is often less expensive than shipping one. If you bring your own, keep it in its original box. To play content without a laptop, a streaming device like a Roku, Apple TV or Chromecast plugged into the TV works well.

Our single-pole kiosks and stands hold most monitors up to 43" or 30 lb. with VESA patterns from 75 to 200 mm. Our two-pole stands, like the XL Monitor Stand Kit, hold most monitors up to 55" or 50 lb. with VESA patterns from 75 to 400 mm.

VESA is the standard pattern of mounting holes on the back of a TV, measured in millimeters (for example 200 x 200). Check your TV's specifications, or the retailer's listing, for its VESA pattern and weight, then make sure both are within the stand's limits. Our guide What is VESA? explains how to measure.

Twist kiosks and monitor stands go together in a few minutes with the included Allen wrench, or tool-free with optional aluminum caps.

Yes. Most rectangular counters, pedestals and kiosks can add an optional locking door, with an unprinted or printed door panel. Round counters and pedestals can't take a door, but a notch in the back panel lets you lift it out to reach the storage inside.

Yes. When you add the monitor mount, it includes the plate that attaches to your TV, the bracket that attaches to the pole, and an assortment of screws in common sizes. Most TVs need nothing extra.

Our two-pole XL Monitor Stand Kit can hold a monitor in either horizontal or vertical orientation. The mounts are fixed, so they don't rotate while in use. Most single-pole kiosks are designed for horizontal monitors.

The monitor mount slides up and down the pole for more than 12" of height adjustment. On the MultiMedia Kiosk, the bottom edge of the monitor can sit as low as about 46" off the floor.

Cords run down behind the monitor. They don't go inside the pole, but they can be tucked into the slot along the pole or secured with hook-and-loop ties. Shelves include cord-management holes to route power to the floor, and an optional back panel can hide the rear of the monitor.

The MultiMedia Twist Kiosk, a standing workstation with room for a keyboard and mouse and a lockable cabinet for a computer.

Yes. Twist Kiosks are built in-house, so we can change sizes, shelf materials and features, or design a kiosk around your equipment.

Only the panels people will see. If a counter or monitor stand sits against your backwall, you can print just the front panel and leave the rest unprinted white or black. Unprinted areas of a printed panel are white unless your artwork includes a background color.