The team at Modular has been great to…
The team at Modular has been great to work with every step for the way. Would recommend them for any trade show project!
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Modular Exhibits is a Toronto-based company making portable trade show displays for businesses across Canada. We sell complete 10x10 and 20x10 booth kits, fabric backdrops, LED Lightboxes, counters and table covers, all custom printed with your artwork. Everything sets up without tools, comes with a lifetime warranty and ships free anywhere in Canada
505 Consumers Rd, M2J 4V8, North York, Canada
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The team at Modular has been great to work with every step for the way. Would recommend them for any trade show project!
Our 8ft LED banners were a hit…everyone, including the venue asked us where we made them. Highly recommended for quality of product & service!
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