Note: All peninsula exhibitors are required to submit accurate renderings and dimensions of the peninsula exhibit to trade show management for approval prior to the show.Exhibit with four or more 10' x 10' standard units back to back with an aisle on three sides. Exhibitor cannot create an island effect with flooring variation, within 10 linear feet of a neighboring exhibitor.
Peninsula booths are normally faced toward the cross aisle. However, if you wish to have a different configuration, Show Management must approve your booth designs.
The maximum height permitted for any non-hanging sign, display, product, fixture, or decoration within the exhibit is 16', provided it is not located in the area that is 5' from the aisle and 10' from any neighboring exhibit. In the area 5' from the aisle and 10' from a neighboring exhibit, the maximum height for any non-hanging sign, display, product, fixture, or decoration is 4'.
Exhibit structures must be constructed to allow 9 inches for utility service access at the rear, i.e. a 20' x 30' exhibit space has 29' 3" usable space from front to back wall.
Absolutely no display fixtures can be over 4' in height and placed within 10 linear feet of a neighboring exhibit, unless it is within 5' of the centerline to avoid blocking the sight line from the aisle to the adjoining booth.
Exhibitors adjoining peninsula exhibits are entitled to the same reasonable sight line from the aisle, as they would expect if they were adjacent to an exhibitor with a standard booth.
Peninsula exhibits must have a minimum 10' wide entrance every 20'.
Peninsula exhibits must have a finished back wall and finished sides. Plain drape or unfinished hard-walls are not permitted. Drape and hard-wall may be silk-screened with company identification. Any portion of the exhibit bordering another exhibitor’s exhibit space must have the back side of that portion finished, and must not have any company identification.
