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		<title>Booth Size &amp; Booth Space &#8211; Exhibit Definitions</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Trying to figure out your trade show booth space and the exhibit size that will best fit your needs? Here is a line up of information that you may find helpful when it comes to your trade show display. Table Top Exhibits are generally used in a 6 to 8 foot booth space, a table ...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Trying to figure out your trade show booth space and the exhibit size that will best fit your needs? Here is a line up of information that you may find helpful when it comes to your trade show display.</p>
<p><a title="Table Top Exhibits" href="http://www.ttskyline.com/portable-displays/display-systems/tabletops" target="_blank">Table Top Exhibits</a> are generally used in a 6 to 8 foot booth space, a table is provided by the trade show organizer.  The table provided will fit a 3 to 5 foot tall table top display.  Tradetec Skyline offers a full range of tabletop display systems that are easy to transport, with quick  set up and are durable  to last for years.</p>
<p><a title="Backwall Exhibits" href="http://www.ttskyline.com/Photo-Library/size/IN" target="_blank">Backwall Exhibits</a> or Inline Trade Show Displays are the most common booth spaces, ten-foot deep by ten-foot wide or wider booth space.   Backwall trade show displays are limited to 8 foot high, but if it is on the perimeter of the show hall you may be able to go 12 feet tall.</p>
<p><a title="Island Exhibits and Displays" href="http://www.ttskyline.com/island-exhibits" target="_blank">Island Exhibits &amp; Displays</a> &#8211; This is an exhibit that is exposed to all sides of the trade show isle.  These spaces primarly start out at 20 x 20 and can go up to thousands of square feet.  Exhibitors can go up to 16 feet or taller depending on the show or with permission from the show.<strong></strong></p>
<p>Peninsula Exhibits &#8211; These are fairly rare and are similar to an island booth space, but with aisles on only three sides, with one side shared with another exhibitor or a wall.</p>
<p>There are several choices of which type of trade show display that will best fit into the selected booth space.</p>
<p>Portable Exhibits, Modular Exhibits or Custom Exhibits.</p>
<p><a title="Portable Displays" href="http://www.ttskyline.com/portable-displays" target="_blank">Portable Exhibits</a> &#8211; These displays are designed to be lightweight and be easily transported, portable displays can often be carried or rolled in by the exhibitor.  The smaller the booth space, the more likely this is the best solution for you.  Portable Displays can be pop-up displays, <a title="Banner Stands" href="http://www.ttskyline.com/portable-displays/display-systems/banner-stands" target="_blank">banner stands </a>and some panel systems.</p>
<p><a title="Modular Trade Show Exhibits &amp; Displays" href="http://www.ttskyline.com/modular-inline/modular-systems/tables-and-kiosks/tube-ultra" target="_blank">Modular Trade Show Exhibits &amp; Displays</a> are constructed with pre-engineered, integrated components that create a tailored trade show solution.  More sophisticated architecturally and stronger structurally than portable displays,these components are still designed to be lighter weight than a traditional custom exhibit, they can ship in crates rather than cases.   The most common types of modular exhibits are called, truss systems and larger sized panel systems.</p>
<p><strong></strong> Custom Trade Show Displays are made from scratch to the exhibitors requirements and specifications, they are constructed out of metal, wood, plexiglass or any other material.</p>
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		<title>Trade Show Exhibit Space</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The average trade show has over 400 exhibitors, how do you know what the best space is for your trade show display? Most of the trade shows will give past exhibitors the top pick of exhibit space, the long time exhibitors often times choose front and center on the trade show floor.  When it comes ...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The average trade show has over 400 exhibitors, how do you know what the best space is for your trade show display?</p>
<p>Most of the trade shows will give past exhibitors the top pick of exhibit space, the long time exhibitors often times choose front and center on the trade show floor.  When it comes to deciding on your exhibit space, location and design of your trade show display , there are four varieties of exhibit booth space that are offered on the trade show floor.</p>
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<p class="indent"><strong>Table Top:</strong> A six or eight foot wide space that has a table supplied by the show organizer that a three to five foot tall table top display sits will sit on.</p>
<p class="indent"><strong>Backwall or Inline: </strong> This is one of the most common of trade show spaces that exhibitors choose.  A ten-foot deep by ten-foot wide, or wider booth space. About two-thirds of all exhibitors at the average trade show are in a <a title="10 x 10 trade show display samples" href="http://033.skylineexhibits.com/default.aspx?get=/IslandExhibits/!dp%20-view%20dpsize.sm%20-mode%20list" target="_blank">10 x 10 trade show displays</a>. Another 18 percent are in a <a title="10 x 20 trade show display samples" href="http://033.skylineexhibits.com/default.aspx?get=/SuccessStories/!dsp%20ss_results" target="_blank">10 x 20 trade show displays</a>.   Backwall trade show displays are limited to 8 foot high, but if it is on the perimeter of the show hall you may be able to go 12 feet tall a well versed trade show services &amp; management team can better assist you on the show specific guidelines, eliminating the time you will spend on research.</p>
<p class="indent"><strong>Island: </strong> An trade show exhibit that is exposed on all sides to an aisle. Starts with a 20 x 20 trade show exhibit space, can go up to thousands of square feet. Usually, the bigger the trade show, the bigger the trade show island spaces. Exhibitors can go up to 16 feet or taller depending on the show or with permission from the show.</p>
<p class="indent"><strong>Peninsula: </strong> Fairly rare. Similar to an trade show booth island space, but with aisles on only three sides, with one side shared with another exhibitor or a wall.</p>
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<p>The size of your trade show booth space is a very important decision, where you must weigh the need to stand out from your competitors with a small, medium or large trade show display, and yet having enough budget to exhibit at all the worthwhile shows for your company.</p>
<p>Establishing an open line of communication early on with a team of professional trade show display designers that will help you achieve your goals, no matter the size of your exhibit space and and will guide you with creative solutions for the best design and layout for your exhibit space no matter what venue you will be exhibiting at.</p>
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