BOOTH TYPES Sample Clauses

BOOTH TYPES. 8.1. A choice can be made between “space only”, “booth package” or special interest area booth. Each booth type has a minimum size as indicated on the Agreement.
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BOOTH TYPES. Standard: All booths are 10 feet deep by 10 feet wide with the exception of island booths, large machinery booths and as indicated on the floor plan (Exhibit A). All indoor aisles will be carpeted. Carpet for booths may be rented from Xxxxxxx for all indoor locations. Standard booths may not exceed the back wall height of 8 feet, including signs or special lighting. All standard booths and peninsulas must maintain the open sight lines as outlined in the Booth Construction Requirements. Failure to maintain sight lines and/or any violation of the Booth Construction Requirements may result in the dismantling of the booth and/ or loss of priority points for future booth sales. No refunds will be issued for booths that are dismantled due to a violation of the Booth Construction Requirements. Island: Renting island booths requires purchasing an additional two (2) booths to allow for 360 degree traffic access. For example, if a four (4) booth island is selected, Exhibitor will pay for six (6) booths. This requirement can be waived if the UW&GS does not have to remove booths to create the island. For example, if an island is created from a group of 10 ft. x 10 ft. booths with existing rows approved by the fire marshal, the UW&GS would not have to remove additional booths to make the island. Some islands are pre-drawn for aesthetic reasons with booths removed and renting two (2) additional booths would be required. If two (2) neighboring island booths exist, the two (2) Exhibitors will share the cost of the two (2) booths that would be removed. Peninsula (Endcap): Peninsula booths, (two or more standard booths side by side at the end of an aisle, see Booth Construction Requirements) may not exceed the back wall height of eight (8) feet in the center ten (10) feet. Booths may also not exceed the back wall height of four (4) feet in the outer five (5) feet. Your booth neighbor also needs the same visual exposure from the aisles. (See Booth Construction Requirements.) Hanging signs are permitted only for peninsula booths consisting of four (4) or more standard booths. Hanging signs must be finished on all sides. Large Machinery Booth: Designated booth areas are available for rental by suppliers that exhibit large machinery. Any equipment that has wheels must have rubber tires or a similar covering and all engines must have a drip pan underneath or Exhibitor will incur an additional expense for installation, removal and/or cleanup. This protection is required by Cal Ex...
BOOTH TYPES. 8.1. The available booth types for start-up as well as the equipment provided for them are explained at the specific arrangements below.
BOOTH TYPES. 8.1. While every care is taken to ensure that booth spaces are of the dimensions stated on the Exhibition Contract Form, EAGE shall not be liable for any variation of less than 5% of the allocated area. No rebate or allowance shall be awarded to Exhibitor if the space deviation is less than 5%.
BOOTH TYPES. 8.1. A choice can be made between ‘space only’ or ‘booth package
BOOTH TYPES. 8.1. A choice can be made between, ‘’display package basic’’ or ‘’display package plus’’. Each display area has a minimum size as indicated on the Agreement.

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