Your display should look like your brand.

No. Every display can be bought on its own — choose “No graphics” on the product page and you get the hardware only. The packages are there for when you would rather not wrestle with templates.

$899 is design my display. You have a brand and a direction, and we decide how it lands on the display you ordered — layout, typography, image treatment, visual hierarchy and brand integration, composed for that system. Two revision rounds.

$1,499 is design my booth. That is creative ownership rather than more graphics: concept and creative direction, messaging hierarchy, content organisation, image selection and coordinated artwork across multiple surfaces, resolved as one visual system. Three revision rounds.

Two rounds on Custom Graphics and Display Creative, three on Full Booth Design. Most jobs settle inside the first, because the proof is built to the real panel dimensions rather than a guess.

Always. You sign off a proof at full panel dimensions before anything goes to production. Fabric cannot be un-printed.

Yes — send the guidelines or the files and we carry the same type, colour and imagery onto the display panels. If a colour has to match exactly, tell us and we will flag anything fabric will shift.

Two answers. Full Booth Design at $1,499 covers most multi-surface booths as one coordinated visual system. Beyond that — larger footprints, multi-display environments, or an unusual creative scope — choose Custom — Let's Talk on any display. It adds nothing to your total — the creative is scoped and priced with you — and it flags the order so we pick it up directly, rather than making you stop and fill in a form before you can buy the hardware.

It depends on the system, the size, and how much of the design we build — which is why there's no single number on the page. A tabletop banner and a backlit 10×20 aren't the same conversation. Send your booth size and show date and you'll get options at a couple of price points, with design included in the number so nothing lands later.

Three to four weeks is what we recommend. That window leaves time for a pre-show dry run of your display, and room to work with Born on pro-level display creative without rushing a single decision.

The absolute minimum is 5–7 days from art approval to items arriving. The clock starts once your artwork is approved — before 2pm MST on a business day for that day to count — and creative design and approval time sit on top of it. Tighter than that and it is not being delivered on time. Tell us the show date when you ask for a quote and we confirm firm dates before you commit.

Less than people expect. Logos, brand colours and any photography you own is plenty — Born designs the panels to the exact dimensions and bleed of the system you ordered. If you already have print-ready files, send those and we'll check them against the template first. Nothing at all? That's the normal starting point for a custom job.

Most of these assemble tool-free in minutes — that's the point of push-fit frames and pillowcase graphics. Every kit ships with printed instructions and there are video walk-throughs under Set-up Instructions. Big hanging structures and the largest walls are the exception, and we'll tell you up front if a system genuinely wants two sets of hands.

Tell us the footprint — 10×10 and 10×20 are the common ones — plus whether you're on a corner or against a wall, and any height limit in the show's rules. We'll spec something that fits the space and the rules. If you'd rather browse first, the By Size menu is sorted exactly that way.