Boss Display designs, fabricates, and installs custom interactive exhibits for clients around the world. Founded by Carl E. Boss in 1934, the company has evolved from constructing window backgrounds, cabinets, shelving, counters, and fixtures to producing immersive play and learning environments. Its Columbus facility includes dedicated metalworking, woodworking, 3D-printing, paint, and electronics spaces.
XYZ CustomSince 2000, Tarentum-based XYZ Custom has turned designers’ sketches and renderings into engineered and fabricated environments, with a particular focus on immersive museum exhibits. Its work ranges from the LIGO Observatory Visitors Center to the traveling Charlie Harper exhibit, and the company handles projects from design engineering through fabrication, delivery and installation. XYZ’s team brings deep exhibit-industry experience, including founder Steve Hellberg’s two decades at Creative Productions, to custom work built for museums and other public-facing spaces.TARENTUM, PA
Adler DisplayFamily-founded Adler Display has been part of Baltimore’s business community since 1937, with the Adler family still represented in its leadership. From a 17,000-square-foot Baltimore facility, the company creates custom visual environments for organizations that want to tell their story in a physical space, with its work spanning trade-show settings and institutional interiors. Its team handles projects from early concept through fabrication and installation, including historical timelines that turn an organization’s past into an engaging visitor experience.WINDSOR MILL, MD
Display Dynamics, IncSince its founding in 1994, Display Dynamics, Inc. has built its identity around thoughtful, client-focused exhibit work from its Clayton, Ohio facility. The 100% minority-owned business is known for helping museums, zoos and cultural organizations turn ambitious ideas into engaging custom exhibits, including a full-scale Space Shuttle replica for the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.DAYTON, OH