Trade show booth packing list for two staff

For two people staffing a standard indoor trade show booth for one or two days. Include only what you can transport and set up at the stand.

What to get

  • Booth backdrop

    1

  • Backdrop frame

    1

  • Branded tablecloth

    1

  • Folding table

    1

  • Roll-up banner

    2

  • Product samples

    20

  • Brochures

    200

  • Business cards

    200

  • Price sheets

    50

  • Lead capture tablet

    1

  • Tablet charger

    1

  • Power bank

    2

  • Charging cables

    3

  • Extension lead

    1

  • Power strip

    1

  • Tape

    2 rolls

  • Command strips

    1 pack

  • Scissors

    1

  • Marker pens

    4

  • Clipboard

    2

  • Lead forms

    50

  • Hand sanitizer

    1 bottle

  • Mints

    2 packs

  • Water bottles

    4

  • Packing inventory sheet

    1

Who this list is for

This packing list is for two staff members running a standard booth at an indoor trade show. It’s best for teams who need to bring their own basic display items, literature, and a small amount of product for demos or giveaways.

How to use this list

Print the list and check off each item as you pack. Group items by category—display, marketing, electronics—so setup goes smoothly. Only bring what you can easily transport and set up yourselves. Confirm with venue staff what will be provided and what needs to come with you.

Bringing more literature than needed is a frequent error. Stick to the listed numbers for brochures and business cards. Don’t forget chargers for tablets or assume you’ll have access to outlets—pack power banks. Skip heavy extras like extra tables or chairs unless you know you’ll use them.

What is on this list

Key items: booth backdrop with frame, branded tablecloth, and folding table. Roll-up banners (2) catch attention. Marketing materials include product samples (20), brochures (200), business cards (200), and price sheets (50). Stay ready with a lead capture tablet, charger, and two power banks in case outlets are scarce.

Day-of checklist

Arrive early to set up the backdrop, table, and banners first. Lay out samples, brochures, and business cards within easy reach. Test the tablet and power banks before doors open. Keep a pen and notepad handy for backup notes.

FAQ

Who is "Trade show booth packing list for two staff" for?

This packing list is for two staff members running a standard booth at an indoor trade show. It’s best for teams who need to bring their own basic display items, literature, and a small amount of product for demos or giveaways.

How should I use "Trade show booth packing list for two staff"?

Print the list and check off each item as you pack. Group items by category—display, marketing, electronics—so setup goes smoothly. Only bring what you can easily transport and set up yourselves. Confirm with venue staff what will be provided and what needs to come with you.

What should I skip or avoid with "Trade show booth packing list for two staff"?

Bringing more literature than needed is a frequent error. Stick to the listed numbers for brochures and business cards. Don’t forget chargers for tablets or assume you’ll have access to outlets—pack power banks. Skip heavy extras like extra tables or chairs unless you know you’ll use them.

What is on the "Trade show booth packing list for two staff" list?

Key items: booth backdrop with frame, branded tablecloth, and folding table. Roll-up banners (2) catch attention. Marketing materials include product samples (20), brochures (200), business cards (200), and price sheets (50). Stay ready with a lead capture tablet, charger, and two power banks in case outlets are scarce.

What should I check on the day of?

Arrive early to set up the backdrop, table, and banners first. Lay out samples, brochures, and business cards within easy reach. Test the tablet and power banks before doors open. Keep a pen and notepad handy for backup notes.

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