Aluvision Relocated Las Vegas Operations to New Facility
The company has moved its sales center to a larger space near the airport to better serve local partners.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Aluvision has officially opened a new showroom and sales facility in Las Vegas at 3322 E Sunset Road. The location is double the size of the company's previous space and is positioned 10 minutes from Harry Reid International Airport.
Why it matters
The relocation serves as a strategic move to strengthen Aluvision's presence in a key U.S. event industry hub. The expanded facility aims to improve response times for local customers by housing larger inventory and offering dedicated demonstration areas.
The new facility at 3322 E Sunset Road spans twice the square footage of the previous location. It features a showroom equipped with a 30-foot by 20-foot LED wall and a 26-foot by 18-foot archway.
The players
Aluvision
An international company with headquarters in Kortrijk, Belgium, that provides modular building systems for the event and exhibition industry.
Taldon Maguire
He currently serves as the Facility Manager and Product Specialist at the new Las Vegas showroom.
The details
The facility now offers expanded services including Aluvision Academy training, on-site product demonstrations, and LED module repair. Taldon Maguire leads operations at the site, which is open to visitors Monday through Friday.
Timeline
Aluvision first established a Las Vegas presence in early 2024.
The new facility opened for business on October 7, 2026.
Warehouse storage capacity expansions are expected to finish by the end of 2026.
Market Landscape
This expansion reflects the broader trend of event technology firms intensifying their local presence within Las Vegas to capture demand from the U.S. trade show market. By doubling its footprint, Aluvision positions itself to compete more aggressively against rivals for local inventory support.
Customers and event partners can now access a wider range of in-person demonstrations and immediate inventory pickup options. The central location near Harry Reid International Airport aims to reduce travel time for those conducting on-site training or seeking emergency repairs.
The takeaway
Proximity to key transportation infrastructure often acts as a primary driver for logistics-heavy businesses seeking to improve operational efficiency. Companies looking to optimize their supply chain should prioritize centralizing inventory near their largest customer activation hubs.
What happens next
The company expects to reach full warehouse storage capacity by the end of 2026.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by EXHIBITOR Online.
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