1. Implus Corp.'s 30-by-50-foot double-deck booth comprised reclaimed barn wood, freestanding product displays, and a private office with a rolling barn door.
2. GenMark Diagnostics Inc.'s 20-by-20-foot booth featured integrated lighting, a trio of workstations, and dimensional logos.

3. Coming in at a hair more than 2,680 pounds, Peter Coppola Beauty LLC's exhibit included faux hardwood flooring, a lounge with plush art-deco seating, Roaring 20s-themed props such as a "Gatsby-esque" chandelier, and a bar that doubled as a reception desk.

4. It took a boatload of crates to ship Hologic Corp's. 29,330-pound booth, which housed a theater, product-demo stations, U-shaped reception desk, and various medical devices.
5. Weighing in at 7,115 pounds, Mirror Show Management Inc.'s booth included a wood floor, four Plexiglas walls, a fabric back wall with aluminum framing, and a 10-by-15-foot canopy made of fabric and aluminum.

6. Measuring 10-by-20 feet, Halfpenny Technologies' exhibit housed a meeting area, floor displays, a beaded wall, and hanging overhead signage.

7. Aviacode Inc.'s 600-square-foot exhibit featured an S-shaped wall, storage closet, and flatscreen monitors, along with fabric graphics promoting the company's services.