Showfloor Wireless Launched Las Vegas Rental Services
The firm provides internet, audio gear, and ADA-compliant equipment to local convention centers and hotel venues.
Updated on Oct. 6, 2026 in Casino
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Showfloor Wireless, a joint venture between Eighty32 Show Tech and Rockstar Show Services, has launched a new trade show equipment rental service in Las Vegas. The company aims to provide exhibitors with an alternative to standard house audiovisual pricing.
Why it matters
Exhibitors often face high costs and technical limitations imposed by exclusive house providers at major conventions. This service offers a way to bypass those restrictions while simplifying the ordering process into a single invoice.
The company offers booth internet kits at 40 dollars per day and operates FM assistive listening systems on a 72 MHz frequency. Kits include bonded multi-carrier 5G routers and required signage for ADA compliance.
The players
Showfloor Wireless
This company is a joint venture between Eighty32 Show Tech and Rockstar Show Services that specializes in trade show equipment rentals.
The details
The firm offers a comprehensive catalog including Shure wireless microphones, booth PA systems, wireless intercoms, and Teradek wireless video equipment. Installations are handled by RF engineers, and the company provides nationwide shipping alongside its local Las Vegas services.
Timeline
Fall 2026: Showfloor Wireless expanded its catalog to include assistive listening equipment.
Industry Dynamics
This move signals a broader shift in the events industry as independent vendors challenge the long-standing dominance of exclusive in-house audiovisual contracts. By leveraging specialized hardware like Listen Technologies 72 MHz FM systems, the firm is modernizing the accessibility standard for trade shows.
Exhibitors can now consolidate their booth internet, audio, and assistive listening requirements into a single invoice to reduce administrative overhead. The standardized receiver table mapping ensures that users meet ADA requirements without needing to navigate complex venue-specific audio policies.
The takeaway
When planning for large-scale events, exhibitors should compare external vendor rental costs against house provider quotes to identify potential savings on connectivity. Prioritizing verified ADA-compliant hardware ensures that accessibility requirements are met regardless of the host venue's existing equipment.
Further reading
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More information
View the Showfloor Wireless pricing and order builder for details on current equipment availability.
Source note: This article includes information reported by EXHIBITOR Online.
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