Hanging Signs or Banners

Information about hanging signs will be available in the Exhibitor Service Kit.

Linear Exhibits

(One or more exhibits in a straight line)

• Minimum space is 10' x 10'.
• The rear one half of the exhibit may be occupied up to a height of eight (8) feet.
• The front half of the space may be occupied up to a height of four (4) feet, except for equipment which may be up to eight (8) feet provided it does not block sight lines of other exhibitors.
• Live or video demonstrations must not block sight lines of other exhibitors.
• Exhibits located along perimeter walls may have a rear height of up to twelve (12) feet, with prior approval.

End-cap

(Two booths across the end of an aisle)

The use of the two end booths across the end of an aisle provides exposure on three aisles and is defined as an END-CAP, as in capping the end of an aisle. If you chose this configuration, be sure your exhibit property can adhere to the requirements.

• Not to exceed four (4) feet in height from the outer back edges of the booth space extending five (5) feet into the booth space. The ten (10) center feet in rear of booth space, not to exceed 8 feet in height.
• Live or video demonstrations must not block sight lines of other exhibitors

Island and Peninsula Exhibits

(20' x 20' or larger free-standing - Island)

• Height may not exceed 20 feet.
• Equipment and/or structure must be located so as not to place the viewer or exhibit personnel in the aisle.
• Full use of the space is permitted; however, the design of the booth must allow for see-through visibility and accessibility from all aisles.
• Solid walls that are 4' or higher must be set a minimum of 3' back from the booth line. Solid walls that are less than 4' in height must be set a minimum of 1' back from the booth line.

Booth Diagram

 

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