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Design, fabrication, modular assembly, and installation

Line, Compose, and Reveal.

Three media-wall systems for the room, built around the joinery, the finish, and the AV behind the wall. Trade-show booths, commercial interiors, and room dividers are part of the same practice. Installation is in New York City, Long Island, and the metro area. Fabricated products ship nationwide.

Finished Line media wall with a television panel and a discreet console
Media wallsTrade-show boothsCommercial interiorsRoom dividersNYC, Long Island, and the metro area · Nationwide for fabricated products

Media walls

Line, Compose, and Reveal.

Finished work leads. Send a photo of the wall and your email, or call, and we start from one of these systems.

Finished media wall with a television panel and a discreet console

Line

TV panel and a discreet console. Flush seams, a hidden cable path, and closed storage instead of side shelves.

Ask about Line

Compose

Media wall with cabinetry. A fireplace is a Compose variant, not a separate system. Finishes include wood veneer, painted, stone-look, and fluted.

Ask about Compose

Reveal

The concealment system. Open, the display is there. Closed, the wall reads as a finish.

Ask about Reveal

Where to start

Four ways to use PartWall.

Finished media wall with a television panel and a low console

Rooms

Media walls

Line, Compose, and Reveal. A discreet console, cabinetry when you need it, or a display that closes into the wall.

Plan a media wall
Finished trade show booth

Show floor

Trade-show booths

Custom booths and display walls. Design, fabrication, delivery, installation, and strike for the quoted scope.

Plan a booth
Commercial display wall with multiple screens

Workplaces

Commercial interiors

Display walls for offices, hospitality, retail, lounges, and other commercial rooms. Design, fabrication, assembly, and installation.

Explore commercial interiors
PartWall removable partition system with a rigid door in an apartment

Apartments

Room dividers

Removable room walls with a real door, made for city apartments, studios, lofts, and home offices.

Explore room dividers

Trade-show booths

Start with the footprint. Build around the visitor experience.

PartWall reviews the booth size, show, schedule, graphics, displays, lighting, storage, meeting needs, and plans for future use before recommending a system.

Inline trade show booth

10 × 10 booths

Use the footprint for more than a printed backwall. Build branded architecture, a counter, storage, lighting, and screen placement around one clear visitor interaction.

Explore 10 × 10 booths
Corner trade show booth

10 × 20 booths

Create distinct welcome, demonstration, meeting, and storage zones without crowding the aisle or losing the brand message.

Explore 10 × 20 booths
Island trade show booth

Island booths

Plan a four-sided environment around circulation, visibility, demonstrations, meetings, screens, storage, and the feature visitors should remember.

Explore island booths

Agency build partner

Agency and approved-design builds

Keep your design direction and client relationship. PartWall can review the drawings, work through fabrication details, build the quoted scope, and handle deployment on site.

Build from approved drawings

Trade-show booths

One team from the brief to an empty booth space.

Trade show work crosses design, fabrication, graphics, displays, lighting, power, freight, labor windows, venue rules, setup, support, and strike. PartWall brings the quoted scope into one project plan and identifies the handoffs that remain with the exhibitor, venue, organizer, or designated provider.

Design development

PartWall can develop the booth from a brief or work from your team's approved drawings and creative direction.

Fabrication and pre-build

Walls, counters, features, graphics, and equipment locations are reviewed before the show. Pre-build scope is confirmed by project.

Delivery and venue planning

The plan accounts for load-in windows, freight requirements, access, service orders, and the responsibilities defined by the show and venue.

Installation, support, and strike

Crews can install the quoted system, confirm handoff before show open, and dismantle and remove it on the approved strike schedule.

Rental or reuse

Build for one show or plan for the next one.

PartWall reviews the show schedule, footprint, finishes, storage, and reuse plans before recommending a rental or owned build path.

Compare rental and reusable booths

Rent for the show

Use modular walls, counters, displays, and branded graphics for a defined event scope. PartWall delivers, installs, and removes the quoted system so the exhibitor does not need to store it afterward.

Build to reuse

Own a custom booth system that can be stored, refreshed, and reconfigured across a show calendar. The design should account for expected footprints, graphic changes, repairs, component life, and deployment costs.

Process

Brief. Review. Build. Deploy.

01

Send the show details

Share the event, venue, dates, booth number if available, rough footprint, artwork status, display requirements, and existing drawings.

02

Review the scope

PartWall identifies the booth system, fabrication needs, venue handoffs, equipment needs, schedule, and information still needed for a proposal.

03

Confirm the plan and quote

Review the drawings or design direction, included scope, responsibilities, schedule, and project-specific quote before fabrication.

04

Build before show day

Fabricate and pre-assemble the quoted system. Check graphics, displays, lighting, packing order, and installation details against the approved scope.

05

Install and strike

Deliver and install around the venue schedule. After the show, dismantle, remove, and route reusable components to the agreed storage or return plan.

Project expectations

A show name and rough footprint are enough to start.

You do not need finished drawings for the first review. PartWall can begin with the information available and confirm what is needed next.

Plan your booth

Helpful starting details

  • Show and venue
  • Event dates
  • Booth number and footprint
  • Artwork or design status
  • Displays, lighting, storage, meeting, or demo needs
  • Delivery and access information
  • Plans to rent, own, store, or reuse

PartWall reviews the brief, identifies gaps, confirms feasibility, and follows up with the questions required for a project-specific proposal.

Venue-specific planning

Planning for the Javits Center?

PartWall can review the booth scope against the show manual, load-in and strike windows, designated providers, service-order responsibilities, drawings, graphics, displays, lighting, power, internet, freight, and material-handling requirements.

PartWall is not the Javits Center's general service contractor. The proposal distinguishes PartWall's quoted work from services ordered through the organizer, venue, or designated providers.

Plan a Javits booth

For agencies and creative teams

Your design. PartWall's build and deployment team.

Agencies and creative teams can keep the concept, client relationship, and design direction while PartWall reviews fabrication details and manages the quoted build, freight, installation, support, and strike scope.

PartWall can work from approved drawings or a developed creative direction. Responsibilities, approvals, client communication, and on-site handoffs are confirmed before fabrication.

Send your drawings

Media walls and trade booths

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Trade booths

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Starting guidance

What booth projects typically start around

These are typical starting ranges from recent PartWall quotes, not a price list. The proposal changes with size, finish, access, equipment, and what the quote includes.

Economy custom booth

Custom booths typically start around $24,500 for an economy build.

Larger custom build

A larger custom build has been quoted around $28,000–$35,000.

Installation only

Installation-only work has been quoted around $7,300.

Installation and takedown

Installation and takedown has been quoted around $9,900.

From brief to install

How a project runs

PartWall does not publish named customer case studies. Finished photographs show completed work. This is the path a quoted project follows.

  1. 01

    Share the brief

    For a room, send photos and rough measurements. For a booth, send the show, venue, dates, and footprint. Drawings help, and they are not required to start.

  2. 02

    We review the scope

    PartWall checks feasibility and asks the questions that change the work: access, finish, displays, venue rules, and what should be included.

  3. 03

    You receive a private quote

    The proposal names the design, fabrication, delivery, and installation in the quoted scope. It is not taken from a public price list.

  4. 04

    We build the approved scope

    Fabrication follows the confirmed dimensions, finish, and drawings. Changes after approval are priced before that work proceeds.

  5. 05

    We deliver and install

    Room projects are scheduled around building access. Booth projects can include show support and strike when that work is in the proposal.

What customers say about our team

Notes from customers who worked with our team.

“I want to give a big Thank You! to Jason and his crew for the phone work they did. They came early, just like they said. Jason was very professional, competent, knowledgeable and patient with all of my questions with myself and my mother. I would recommend them to all of my friends and family. I wish more companies were as customer minded as this one.”
Alex Himela year ago
“Great job from start to finish. I used them to install lawn lights for the front of my house. It looks amazing. I will definitely recommend and used them again.”
sseep001342022-04-24
“They did a very professional job. I would recommend to anyone. Jason himself was exceptional and came in and finished the job very fast.”
williamramroop2016-11-09
“Excellent experience, Honest, courteous and reliable customer service. I will definitely continue doing business here.”
Daniel Singh10 years ago
“I don't usually write reviews but the customer service was outstanding! I needed a specific product and the staff was very helpful and efficient. After comparing prices with several retail stores their prices were the best. Would definitely recommend to everyone!!”
Christopher Khemraj10 years ago
“Satisfied with the job will recommend this company for business will absolutely use this company again Price was reasonable This company worked fast and efficiently”
rnbharj2016-11-08

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Questions to settle before the quote

Before the quote

What does PartWall build?

Line, Compose, and Reveal media walls, trade-show booths, commercial interiors, and room dividers. The work covers design, fabrication, modular assembly, and installation. Installation is in New York City, Long Island, and the metro area. Fabricated products ship nationwide.

What is needed for a first quote review?

The show, venue, event dates, and approximate footprint are enough to start. Drawings, graphics direction, display requirements, and service deadlines can help PartWall review the scope faster.

Can PartWall build from our drawings?

Yes. PartWall can review approved drawings or a developed design direction and quote the fabrication and deployment scope. Your agency or design team can remain the client-facing partner.

Does PartWall offer rentals and owned booths?

Both paths are available for review. Rental can suit a defined event without storage afterward. An owned system can support reuse and reconfiguration across future shows.

Can PartWall install and dismantle the booth?

Yes, when setup and strike are included in the proposal. Venue-required labor, electrical, rigging, internet, freight, or material-handling responsibilities depend on the show and venue.

Can a booth be reused at different shows?

Yes, when the system is designed around the expected footprint range, graphics, storage, repairs, component life, and deployment plan.

Can PartWall review a rush project?

Urgent projects can receive a feasibility review. Availability depends on scope, inventory, artwork, fabrication, freight, venue deadlines, and labor.

Read trade show FAQs

Next project

Tell us about the room or the show.

For a media wall, a photo and your email are enough. For a booth, send the event, venue, dates, and footprint. PartWall reviews the scope and follows up with the questions that matter.