Hanging signs definition

Hanging signs means signs which hang down from and are supported by or attached to the underside of a canopy, awning or marquee.
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Examples of Hanging signs in a sentence

  • Hanging signs and/or lighting must be hung directly over the booth and not the aisles.

  • Hanging signs are permitted over island and peninsula booths only.

  • Hanging signs can be hung 25’ to the top of the sign and there are no variances on sign or booth structure heights.

  • HANGING ITEMS: Hanging signs, banners or display materials are limited to CADCA services and displays unless approved by CADCA.

  • Hanging signs suspended from hanging truss are subject to special height regulations.

  • Hanging signs are exempt from this rule, since height is greater than 16 feet.

  • Hanging signs will be allowed ONLY in island Exhibit Spaces (aisle on all four sides/booths 400 square feet or larger).

  • Hanging signs and graphics are permitted in all peninsula, modified peninsula, split island and island booths to a maximum height of 20' (6.10m) to the top of the sign.

  • Hanging signs are permitted in all peninsulas, modified peninsulas, split islands and island booths to a maximum height of (20’) (6.10m) to the top of the sign.

  • Hanging signs and graphics are permitted in all standard Island Booths, to a maximum height of twenty feet (20’).