PENINSULA BOOTH: Exhibit which occupies both corners at the end of a row of standard linear booths with an aisle on three sides. A peninsula booth is a minimum of 20’ x 20’ (6.096m x 6.096m) in size.

• Maximum height of 16’ (4.88m). Booth presence (including signs/graphics) can be 23’ (7.0104m) with show management pre-approval. All Peninsula booths must be submitted via the Mandatory Booth Rendering Submission Form.


• Booth structures such as towers and columns which exceed 12 feet (3.66M) in height (including hanging signs) or are two-story exhibits (any height) regardless of whether people will occupy the area or not will require engineering certification verifying the structural integrity of the exhibit. Acceptable certification is in the form of a certified structural engineer’s stamp or seal directly on a set of blueprints for the exhibit.


• If you have a hanging sign, there must be at least 3' clearance from the highest point of the booth properties to the bottom of the sign and your entire booth presence cannot exceed 23’. Hanging sign must be set back 10’ from the adjacent booth. Total height to top of sign cannot be higher than 23’. All renderings for Peninsula booths with hanging signs must be submitted by June 9, 2023 via the Mandatory Hanging Sign Rendering Submission Form
  
  Regardless as to where the highest point is located within the booth, there must be a 3’ clearance
  between the tallest structure in the booth to the bottom of the hanging sign.


• All display fixtures over 4’ (1.22m) in height and placed within 10’ (3.05m) of a neighboring exhibit must be confined to that area of the booth that is at least 5’ (1.52m) from the aisle line to avoid blocking the sight line from the aisle to the adjoining booth.


• Peninsula booths are ‘faced’ towards the cross aisle. Any portion of the booth bordering another exhibitor’s booth must have a finished back side and must not carry identification signs or other copy that would detract from the adjoining exhibit.


• Please bring all US Engineer-stamped, approved plans onsite for the Fire Marshal. The Fire Marshal reserves the right to deny booth construction without these plans.

ALL PENINSULA BOOTHS MUST SUBMIT BOOTH DRAWINGS FOR APPROVAL.
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR DRAWINGS BY JUNE 9, 2023.
Mandatory Booth Rendering Submission Form

EXAMPLE OF A PENINSULA BOOTH: