Sacagawea Portable Hybrid Display — 60 Day Guarantee

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Sacagawea Hybrid Display -- 60 Day Guarantee

Sacagawea 60 Day Guarantee

Nearly everything we purchase — clothes, electronics, tools, even groceries — has a return policy. Some are as liberal as “no questions asked.” Others require a receipt and all the original packaging in resalable condition.

A First for the Exhibit Industry  

As far as we know, the trade show exhibit industry has never offered a return policy. Warranties yes. Even lifetime warranties, such as on pop up frames. But not return policies. Classic Exhibits has decided to change that thinking. Effective September 1 through December 31, Classic Exhibits will offer an unconditional no questions asked 60 Day Return Guarantee on the NEW Sacagawea Portable Hybrid Display.  Try it for 60 Days. If you don’t like it, you can return it to your Classic Distributor for a refund, minus graphics and shipping charges.

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Why Would We Make This Offer?

First, the Sacagawea Hybrid Display, and all 48 Sacagawea kits, are upscale, high-quality exhibits designed and priced for a cost-competitive, portable market. The displays are constructed from MODUL aluminum extrusions and manufactured to CNC tolerances. They are attractive, durable, lightweight, and inexpensive displays. Frankly, the risks are minimal. It’s an exceptional product built to last many, many years and designed to adapt to the exhibit marketing needs of any company. 

Second, the Sacagawea Portable Hybrid Display is new. As with any new product, it takes a little while before the message spreads. Smart promotions jumpstart awareness of a new product, and, if you really believe in your product, you might as well offer a promotion that has some teeth and real value.

We invite you to take a moment to review the Sacagawea Portable Hybrid Designs – both the “T-Series” and the “P-Series.” There are (34) 10’ x 10’ and (14) 10’ x 20’ designs, including counters, monitor workstations, canopies, standoff signage, and large tension fabric graphics. All the kits pack in portable roto-molded cases, typically one or two cases for the 10 ft. kits and two, three or four cases for the 20 ft. kits. Assembly is easy, anywhere from 20 to 50 minutes.

Give us a call or send us an email if you have questions. We would enjoy hearing your thoughts.

–Mel White
https://www.linkedin.com/in/melmwhite
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