The Trade Show Hanging Sign Structural Integrity Statement is located in the Exhibitor Manual. This form is filled out by Exhibitors to indicate that their Hanging Sign is structurally sound and usually requires the signature of the Exhibitor or Trade Show Hanging Sign Builder. This post will go into detail about the purpose, and details that the show will require on this form.
Do I want a Trade Show Hanging Sign or a Tower? Now you don’t have to choose between just one or the other. We have two great ways to accomplish both. The request for a tower + hanging sign has increased lately as towers have gained in popularity and Exhibitors look to save money on set up and rigging fees at the convention. But is this even the right option for you? Let’s examine the pros and cons of each:
There is still no better way of getting your brand up high especially from all sides of the booth than a Trade Show Hanging Sign. But the process between getting a standard size sign and having a monster size hanging sign above your booth can be different…sometimes VERY different.
Trade Shows are already expensive enough, so exhibitors are always looking to either trim costs or find ways to save money and maximize those trade show dollars. One area that we hear a lot of complaints about is with the hanging trade show signs and hanging from the convention center ceiling. The costs associated with set up, rigging, and take down are no doubt expensive, but there are some ways to still take advantage of this crucial branding real estate while still finding creative ways to save money. Here are our top 5:
Quite often, we get asked numerous questions about engineer stamps. These inquiries range from “what exactly is an engineer stamp for trade show hanging signs” and “is having an engineer stamp for my trade show hanging banner a necessity?” In this article, we will attempt to shed some light on the topic of engineer stamps and hopefully provide more clarity on whether purchasing an engineer stamp is the right next move for you and your trade show exhibition career.
Floor space at trade shows are vital real estate. Not only do you have to fit all of your employees and products within the confines of your booth, but you must outfit it with signage that attracts people to the booth. Both the signage and the people will be taking up even more space.
