Construction of Exhibits. Exhibits may not project beyond the space allotted, and aisles must be kept clear for traffic. Exhibits may not extend over 8' in height or project forward more than 4' along the back wall unless otherwise approved; all other walls are limited to 42" in height. Exhibits must be so arranged that exhibitors, their representatives, and equipment are inside the booth space. No walls, partitions, decorations, or obstructions that interfere with the view of any other booth may be erected. In the demonstration of language laboratory equipment, foreign language tapes, etc., only headsets may be used. To avoid annoyance to exhibitors in adjoining booths, the use of loudspeakers in booths is forbidden. Nothing shall be attached to or projected on any of the pillars, walls, doors, floors, or other Metro Toronto Convention Centre property. The use of Scotch or masking tape or similar products on painted or papered surfaces is prohibited. No nails or bracing wires used in erecting displays may be attached to the building. Any property destroyed or damaged by an exhibitor must be replaced in its original condition at the exhibitor’s expense.
Construction of Exhibits. Exhibits shall be constructed and arranged so that they do not obstruct the general view or hide the exhibits of others. Nails or screws are not to be used for fastening objects to any stage, floor or wall. No sidewall higher than 36 inches may extend forward from the back wall more than four feet. Nothing shall be displayed on the back of the exhibit space. Exhibitors wishing to use other than standard exhibit space equipment or any signs or materials in any way conflicting with the stated regulations should submit two copies of a detailed sketch of the proposed layout at least 60 days before the convention or before construction is ordered and must receive written approval from AFCA. Note: All exhibit spaces and displays shall be open, i.e., no covered tops or canopies unless prior approval by the Facility and Fire Marshal has been given.
Construction of Exhibits. Exhibits shall be constructed and arranged so that they do not obstruct the general view or the view of other exhibits. Exhibitors planning to use any arrangement that conflict with these regulations should submit their plans to APSE in writing before May 27, 2015 and shall receive written approval from APSE prior to ordering construction.
Construction of Exhibits. Exhibits may not project beyond the space allotted, and aisles must be kept clear for traffic. Exhibits may not extend over 8' in height or project forward more than 4' along the back wall unless otherwise approved; all other walls are limited to 42" in height. Exhibits must be so arranged that exhibitors, their representatives, and equipment are inside the booth space. No walls, partitions, decorations, or obstructions that interfere with the view of any other booth may be erected. In the demonstration of language laboratory equipment, for- eign language tapes, etc., only headsets may be used. To avoid annoyance to exhibitors in adjoining booths, the use of loudspeakers in booths is forbidden. Nothing shall be attached to or projected on any of the pillars, walls, doors, floors, or other Washington State Conven- tion Center property. The use of Scotch or masking tape or similar products on painted or papered surfaces is prohibited. No nails or bracing wires used in erecting displays may be attached to the building. Any property destroyed or damaged by an exhibitor must be replaced in its original condition at the exhibitor’s expense.
