Sold as a tradeshow backdrop — but it is really five displays that travel together. Join them into one 101" × 76" wall, split them into two, or scatter them across a venue as standalone, unmanned messengers. 8'×8' and 10'×10' booths, live in under ten minutes.
Most LED backdrops are one display pretending to be portable. This one is the opposite: five independent displays that happen to line up perfectly when you want a 101" wall. That single design decision is what lets one purchase cover a tradeshow booth in March, a user conference in June, and a showroom in September.
The kit ships as four 83" LED posters plus one curved LED reception desk. Nothing is hard-wired to anything else — the posters join with a hard-connection latch and an Allen key, and come apart just as fast.
Each poster and the desk carry onboard playback with HDMI, USB, Wi-Fi and hard-drive input. A unit does not need the others, a laptop, or an operator to run its content.
The ViPlex Handy app links posters into one screen for a video wall, or addresses each unit separately with its own saved solution. Switch between saved layouts from a phone.
Speaker-equipped units deliver their own sound, so a poster standing alone across the room can run a narrated pitch or looped announcement with nobody next to it.
A printed backdrop does one job in one place. This kit does five jobs at once — and you only paid freight on it once.
Every configuration below uses the same four posters and the same desk. Nothing is bought twice, and nothing is left in the warehouse.
The classic 8×8 or 10×10 booth. Four posters joined into one 101" × 76" screen, reception desk forward as the counter.
Split into two 50.5" walls — one behind the desk, one across the aisle or at the opposite corner. Two brand surfaces, two rooms, one kit.
Each poster stands alone at 25.25" × 76" with its own content and audio. Place them at four doors, four stations, or four sponsors.
Add two panels for a 151.5" × 76" six-panel backdrop and a sixth flight case — the island-booth configuration.
A 50.5" two-panel wall anchors the main space while the remaining two posters work the room independently. The most common event setup.
The reception desk deploys by itself as a branded registration or concierge counter, with the posters working elsewhere in the building.
Panel widths derive from the published 101" four-panel and 151.5" six-panel backdrop dimensions (25.25" per panel, 76" tall). Mixed configurations work exactly the same way.
This is the configuration most buyers never think to ask for: the kit spread across a whole venue instead of stacked in one booth. The desk becomes check-in. The posters become staff you do not have to hire.
Check-in, badge pickup and registration. The curved LED front runs the event logo, sponsor loop or wayfinding while staff work behind it — locking drawer and silent casters included.
A 50.5" × 76" brand wall facing the room for the length of the event. Advertises the host company over every photo taken in the space.
Session titles, times and room changes — updated from a phone the moment the agenda slips.
A looping product walkthrough with its own audio. The poster delivers the pitch; your people handle the conversations it starts.
Pulls traffic into dead space — a sponsor placement, a menu board, or a call to action pointing back to the desk.
Five cases come off the truck. Each poster comes out of its case and stands on its own base — no rigging, no ladders, no AV crew.
Walk each unit to its spot. Joined walls latch together with an Allen key; solo placements need nothing but a power outlet.
Open ViPlex Handy, pick the saved solution for each unit, publish. Different content on every screen in the building, from one phone.
Five screens running five different messages in five parts of the building — and it all rolled in on five cases.
The kit pays for itself on the tradeshow calendar. Everything below is the margin you get for free the rest of the year.
| Setting | Configuration | How it deploys |
|---|---|---|
| Tradeshow booth | Config 01 — full backdrop + desk | Backdrop carries the brand film; desk is the counter and lead-capture station. |
| User conference | Config 03 — solos + desk | Desk at registration, posters at each breakout room running the session schedule. |
| Corporate event | Config 02 — twin walls + desk | Desk checks guests in at the door; a two-panel wall advertises the company at the back of the room. |
| Product launch | Config 01 or 04 — wall + solos | Hero wall behind the stage; solo posters at tasting, demo or photo stations. |
| Gala / fundraiser | Config 03 — four solos | One poster per sponsor tier, rotating logos and impact messages through dinner. |
| Retail pop-up | Config 02 — twin walls | One wall faces the sidewalk, one faces the register; desk becomes the checkout counter. |
| Showroom / lobby | Config 03 — solos, semi-permanent | Posters placed by department, each looping its own category content with audio. |
| Career fair / campus | Config 03 — solos + desk | Desk takes sign-ins; posters run the recruiting pitch unmanned at four aisle positions. |
| Rental / resale | Any config | Rents as one kit or four separate poster rentals — the same inventory, priced two ways. |
The kit ships as standard freight on rolling cases — no custom crating. A venue that would need five separate rented screens needs one shipment.
One person, no tools, under ten minutes per the setup guide. Scattered placements add walking time, not labor cost.
Push new content from a phone over Wi-Fi. A poster can advertise the morning keynote and a sponsor by lunch.
GOB protection against collisions, moisture and dust — built for repeated pack-outs, not a single install.
The single most overlooked capability in this kit: a poster does not need a person standing next to it. Each unit holds its own content and plays its own audio, so a placement three rooms away still delivers the full pitch — on schedule, word for word, every time.
A two-minute walkthrough on loop with audio. It never gets tired at 4pm on day three, and it never skips the differentiators.
Room numbers, session times, and live changes — updated from a phone while you walk.
Cycle paid logos and messages on a timer. Four posters means four sellable placements.
Hospitality, tasting, and retail pricing that changes without reprinting a thing.
Pair with the desk to tell a line what to have ready before they reach the counter.
Motion stops traffic that print cannot — then points it at the desk, the booth, or the demo.
| Method | How it works |
|---|---|
| Wireless | ViPlex Handy app over Wi-Fi, from a phone or tablet |
| Live source | HDMI input for laptop demos and live presentation mode |
| Offline | USB stick or hard drive loaded directly to the unit |
| Saved layouts | Switch between stored solutions per unit, on demand |
| Control | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Grouped mode | Posters linked into one screen for a video wall |
| Independent mode | Each poster addressed separately with its own content |
| Brightness | Set per unit in the app — 600 NITS maximum |
| Refresh | 3,840 Hz — no banding in photos or video |
You bought four posters and a desk. What you own is four salespeople who work every hour of the event.
| Configuration | Display size | Pixel canvas |
|---|---|---|
| Single poster | 25.25" W × 76" H | 344 × 1,032 px · 0.36 MP |
| Twin wall (2 panels) | 50.5" W × 76" H | 688 × 1,032 px · 0.71 MP |
| Full backdrop (4 panels) | 101" W × 76" H | 1,376 × 1,032 px · 1.42 MP |
| 10′×20′ upgrade (6 panels) | 151.5" W × 76" H | 2,064 × 1,032 px · 2.13 MP |
| Twin walls (2 + 2) | 50.5" each, two surfaces | 688 × 1,032 px per wall |
| Four solo posters | 25.25" each, four surfaces | 344 × 1,032 px per poster |
| Reception desk | 42" W × 42.5" H | On request |
Design each file to the canvas of the configuration you are running. Content built for 16:9 and stretched onto a 4-panel wall loses the detail P1.8 was bought to deliver. A solo poster is a tall 1:3 portrait canvas.
Every row uses the same four posters and the same desk. Pick the room, pick the row, build to the canvas.
| Configuration | Display size | Pixel canvas | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Config 01 — Full backdrop | 101" × 76" | 1,376 × 1,032 | Tradeshow booth, stage backdrop, hero brand wall |
| Config 02 — Twin walls | 50.5" × 76" each | 688 × 1,032 each | Two rooms, two brands, or front-and-back of one space |
| Config 03 — Four solos | 25.25" × 76" each | 344 × 1,032 each | Wayfinding, sponsors, unmanned pitches across a venue |
| Config 04 — Six-panel | 151.5" × 76" | 2,064 × 1,032 | 10′×20′ island booth, large-format backdrop |
| Config 05 — Mixed | 50.5" wall + 2 solos | 688 + 344 × 1,032 | Main-room anchor plus two roaming placements |
| Config 06 — Desk alone | 42" × 42.5" | On request | Registration, concierge, checkout or check-in counter |
Building the wall from the flight cases, locking each poster, joining them into one surface, main power and daisy-chaining the row — with a parts checklist and troubleshooting.
Running the wall from the ViPlex Handy app: linking posters into one screen, loading and publishing content, switching saved solutions, HDMI input and brightness.
Powering on and connecting, loading and publishing content, switching saved solutions, live HDMI source and brightness.
All guides are published at litupled.com/manuals and stay current. Configuration and content consultation is included with every Booth Kit.
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For exhibitors looking to dominate a 10'×20' booth space, the LitUp Backdrop scales seamlessly from 4 panels to 6. Six high-resolution LED poster displays combine into a single seamless 151.5" wide video wall that commands attention from across the show floor.
All six panels share the same foldable design, foam-padded flight cases, and Allen Key setup — so the experience of setting up is just as simple, just on a grander scale.