Hanging Banners Sample Clauses

Hanging Banners. To hang a banner, an exhibitor must have purchased a booth with a minimum size of 20’ x 20’. The maximum height a banner can be hung is 20 feet from the floor to the TOP of your banner. No banner’s top edge may be higher than 20 feet from the floor. If your booth height and sign combined are higher than 20 feet, you will not be permitted to install a hanging banner above your booth. Also, hanging banners must not extend into the aisle, or outside the perimeter confines of your booth.
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