OPTICS + PHOTONICS 2026
booth rental.

Atroq booth rentals for OPTICS + PHOTONICS 2026 start at $4,800 for a 10×10 all-in — design, fabrication, install, dismantle, graphics, and one monitor included. 10×20 from $9,400, 20×20 island from $22,500, 20×30 island from $38,000, and custom 30×30+ builds from $65,000. Final pricing depends on backwall complexity, AV, and graphics.

OPTICS + PHOTONICS 2026 runs August 23, 2026 — August 27, 2026 in San Diego at San Diego Convention Center (111 W. Harbor DriveSan Diego, CA 92101).

OPTICS + PHOTONICS 2026 is hosted at San Diego Convention Center, located at 111 W. Harbor DriveSan Diego, CA 92101 in San Diego, California. Atroq handles booth builds at this venue — our crew knows the dock rules, union jurisdictions, and setup windows.

Yes. Atroq builds, installs, and staffs trade show booths for OPTICS + PHOTONICS 2026 and hundreds of other US trade shows. Tell us your booth size and deadline — a full quote lands within 24 hours.

Every standard size: 10×10 (from $4,800), 10×20 ($9,400), 20×20 island ($22,500), 20×30 island ($38,000), peninsulas ($16,800), and full custom islands 30×30+ ($65,000). All include design, build, graphics, install, and dismantle.

Standard lead time is 4–6 weeks for ready-made packages and 8–12 weeks for full custom builds. San Diego is within our local/extended service area, so we can often compress to 2 weeks or less using our LA/Las Vegas warehouse inventory.

The all-in quote includes: custom booth design, fabrication in our LA/Las Vegas warehouse, printed graphics, delivery to San Diego Convention Center, install per show setup window, on-site supervision during show hours, dismantle, and return to storage. No hidden drayage markups, no third-party GC surprises.

Yes — union I&D is included. Our own install crews handle Teamster, IATSE, and Carpenter jurisdictions at every major US venue — we never subcontract I&D, so there's no general-contractor markup on your invoice. We pre-crate for minimum drayage and save exhibitors up to 70% on union labor vs out-of-state big-box vendors.