A non-backlit SEG backdrop is a display frame fitted with a printed fabric graphic that has a silicone strip sewn around its edge. The strip fits into the frame's perimeter channel, holding the graphic under tension. SEG stands for silicone edge graphics.
This system uses ambient or separately arranged front lighting to illuminate the printed surface. Because the frame contains no integrated LEDs, the backdrop itself does not need an electrical connection. It suits projects where a clean fabric finish, reusable hardware, and straightforward lighting arrangements are priorities.
This collection covers five model groups. Use the model code to identify a module, then check its individual drawing and graphic template before building your layout.
| Model group | Available model codes | Example product |
|---|---|---|
| A | A1–A5 | A1 non-backlit SEG backdrop |
| B | B1–B5 | B1 non-backlit SEG backdrop |
| C | C1–C5 | C1 non-backlit SEG backdrop |
| D | D1–D5 | D1 non-backlit SEG backdrop |
| G | G1–G4 | G1 SEG backdrop module |
Measure the usable backdrop area and identify where visitors will enter, stand, and view the display. A compact branding panel and a full exhibition backwall serve different purposes. Select modules around your floor plan, message, and access needs, then review the combined dimensions.
The frame's approximately 1.57-inch profile describes the extrusion depth. Support feet and other components can extend beyond that profile. Include their dimensions in the floor plan, especially when placing a display beside a walkway, counter, or demonstration area. Connected layouts require the appropriate connectors and support arrangement for the selected modules.
Both display types use replaceable silicone-edge graphics. Their lighting and project requirements differ.
| Selection factor | Non-backlit SEG backdrop | Backlit SEG backdrop |
|---|---|---|
| Light source | Venue lighting or separate front lighting | Internal LEDs in the specified illuminated configuration |
| Power planning | No electrical supply needed for the backdrop itself | Power supply and cable routing needed for the lighting |
| Graphic selection | Fabric specified for the non-lit display | Fabric and print production specified for backlighting |
| Best project fit | Branded walls where internal illumination is unnecessary | Display areas where an illuminated graphic is part of the design |
For an illuminated wall, explore our backlit modular SEG backdrop range. Select the frame and graphic system together so that the finished display matches the intended lighting conditions.
Replaceable fabric graphics let a distributor or event team refresh a display for a new product, season, or client campaign. Retain the compatible frame and order a new print using the exact model and graphic specification.
Start artwork from the template for your selected module. Keep logos and essential text inside its safe area, and extend background artwork through the specified bleed. On a layout made from several modules, plan where each printed section starts and ends so that important text does not fall across a frame connection.
For replacement orders, provide the original model code, order reference, and required printed sides. Matching a nominal display width alone does not establish that an existing graphic will fit a different frame.
A backdrop establishes the main branded surface. Counters, product demonstrations, and meeting areas determine how visitors use the rest of the space. Plan these elements together so that furniture and equipment do not cover key messages or restrict access.
If your project requires a coordinated configuration with several display elements, browse the SEG Booth Series. Share the booth floor plan and the modules you already own when requesting a layout review.
No. This range uses non-illuminated frames. Choose a specified backlit SEG configuration when internal LED illumination is required.
Yes. The silicone-edge fabric graphic is removable. A replacement must match the module's template, edge specification, and intended printed sides.
Compatible modules can be planned as part of a larger layout. The selected frame sizes, connectors, feet, and accessory requirements determine the final configuration.
No. Profile depth describes the aluminum frame section. The assembled footprint also includes feet and any projecting accessories.
Fit depends on the complete graphic specification. Send the existing frame details and artwork template for review before ordering a replacement across systems.
Send your preferred model codes, quantities, floor plan, graphic requirements, delivery location, and event date. Include connector and accessory requirements for a multi-module layout.
Choose the modules that suit your project, then contact EXPOMAX for a quotation. Tell us whether you need hardware, printed graphics, or a complete specified display package. For distributor and reseller projects, include the number of configurations and any repeat-order requirements so the quotation can address the full scope.