96″ section of 12″ box bolt truss that stands as a full-height booth upright, lining up with 8ft walls at Atlanta trade shows.
| Dimensions | 96 × 12 × 12 in |
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Standing 96″ tall as an upright, the 8ft Aluminum Box Truss matches the height of standard booth back walls and pipe-and-drape. That makes it the go-to leg for truss booths, gateways and stage frames. The section is 12″ box bolt truss and joins other lengths and corner blocks end to end. Aluminum keeps each section manageable for setup.
A common 10×10 truss booth at GWCC uses 8ft sections as the four corner legs, with a 10ft Aluminum Box Truss across the top. Because the height matches drape lines, the frame looks intentional next to neighbors. In ballrooms, 8ft legs carry a stage header or hold side graphics framing the Illuminated Gallery Wall. Each leg stands on a 2×2 Steel Truss Base or 3×3 Steel Truss Base.
They match the standard 8ft back wall and drape height, so a truss frame lines up with the booth grid of the hall.
A four-leg frame uses four 8ft uprights, plus crossbeams such as 10ft sections joined with corner blocks.
Yes. They work horizontally as beams on 8ft-wide frames, joined with corner blocks at each end.
