Trade Show · Returns to Las Vegas in February 2027
Exhibit and Booth Rentals for KBIS in Las Vegas
The kitchen and bath industry's leading annual event rewards showroom-quality presentation. We build exhibit rentals that display fixtures, cabinetry, and finishes like a premium showroom and convert designer and dealer traffic.
KBIS Las Vegas Exhibit Planning at a Glance
Kitchen and bath teams returning to Las Vegas should plan against the specific 2027 exhibitor materials and assigned LVCC hall. The published 2027 event information places KBIS at the Las Vegas Convention Center as part of Design & Construction Week, bringing designers, remodelers, cabinet shops, dealers, builders, appliance distributors, fabricators, and plumbing wholesalers into the same broader market.
What Makes KBIS Different to Build For
Kitchen and bath products are often presented as an installed environment rather than as isolated objects. Cabinets, appliances, fixtures, surfaces, lighting, and hardware must work together as a coherent vignette while maintaining code-aware access, safe transitions, and the operational connections required by the current manual. Finish quality, accurate material appearance, and clean presentation are central because visitors evaluate the details professionally.
Working-product requirements should be identified early. Any plumbing, water, drainage, electrical, or heavy-product condition must be planned against the current official service information; it should never be assumed from a prior year or an ordinary modular exhibit package.
KBIS Move-In and Build Coordination
The official 2027 information identifies targeted freight move-in by exhibitor and hall. A realistic installation plan separates structural work, finish installation, product placement, and utility coordination. Confirm the current Freeman service materials, target time, hall, and any design or engineering requirement before releasing fabrication.
Booth Sizes That Work at KBIS
10x10 and 10x20 spaces are effective for hardware, fittings, surfaces, or one disciplined product vignette. A 20x20 island creates enough circulation for a room-scale display. Larger footprints can support multiple material stories, meetings with designers or dealers, and back-of-house storage without making the presentation feel crowded.
KBIS Planning Checklist
Confirm the 2027 hall and target move-in, document all product weights and utilities, specify lighting that presents materials accurately, and review the current exhibitor manual before construction. Exhibit Rental Las Vegas is an independent exhibit provider and is not affiliated with KBIS or its organizers.
Plan Your Las Vegas Exhibit Rental
Start with the footprint and exhibit format that support your program, then confirm the final scope against the event's current exhibitor manual and official contractor requirements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you build a kitchen or bath vignette?
Yes — full room settings with installed cabinetry, set countertops, finished surfaces and properly mounted fixtures.
Can you handle live plumbing in the booth?
Yes. Plumbing service is ordered through the official show contractor and supply and drainage are designed into the booth.
Do you install tile and finish materials?
Yes, as part of the vignette build.
Are you affiliated with KBIS or NKBA?
No. We are an independent exhibit rental and fabrication company.