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Exhibit Structures · Planning guide
A Lightbox Ceiling Arch and a C-Shaped Fabric Meeting Pod create very different spaces. The arch frames an entrance or presentation with illuminated modules; the pod partially surrounds a discussion area. Photo-booth enclosures add a third requirement: room for the camera and its operating area. Compare the space left for the activity, not only the structure’s outer dimensions.
01 / Entrance structureExplore the Lightbox Ceiling Arch when an illuminated overhead element is part of your booth plan.
View Lightbox Ceiling ArchThe Lightbox Ceiling Arch creates a lit header and upright arrangement around an entrance or presentation. Start with the clear width and height required for the activity, then check the full support footprint. The construction details below apply to this model.
02 / Conversation spaceCompare the C-Shaped Fabric Meeting Pod with your intended furniture layout and entrance direction.
View C-Shaped Fabric Meeting PodThe C-shaped outline partially surrounds a conversation area while retaining an open entrance. Choose the entrance direction alongside the furniture arrangement, allowing for people to approach and leave the table. Use the reference dimensions below as a starting point for that layout.
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| Structure | Useful planning role | Dimensions that matter |
|---|---|---|
| Lightbox Ceiling Arch | Frame an entrance or product presentation with illuminated graphic surfaces. | Clear opening beneath the header, overall height and the full footprint of the supports. |
| C-Shaped Fabric Meeting Pod | Create a partially enclosed conversation area with an open entrance. | Curve diameter, entrance position, furniture footprint and space to move chairs. |
The Lightbox Ceiling Arch description identifies three lightbox modules, 12 cm aluminum profiles and a 2.0 mm wall thickness. Natural aluminum or black finishes are listed, with lightbox fabric and LED strips in the frame channels. Treat these as specifications for this model, not for every structure in the category.
Number the header and upright faces on the artwork proof. Check the message from the approaching aisle, then show the power entry and cable path on the layout. If a screen or shelf is requested, include its dimensions and weight for a separate compatibility review.
The C-Shaped Fabric Meeting Pod lists reference diameters of 240 or 300 cm and a height range of 240–250 cm, with custom dimensions available. These outer dimensions do not establish seating capacity. Start with the actual table and chairs, then check the entrance and remaining circulation space.
Decide whether the main audience sees the inside, outside or both fabric faces. A curved wall can organize sightlines and visually define a meeting zone, but it should not be described as a soundproof room.
Make two versions of the floor plan: one showing the structure alone and one showing it occupied. In the occupied version, draw chairs pulled back, equipment in use and visitors at the intended stopping points. Compare the usable opening and route through the space in both views.
Compare the resulting plan with the venue’s height limits, access requirements and electrical arrangements. Keep overall dimensions and usable internal space as separate measurements so a change to the frame does not silently reduce the space needed for the activity.
For a fixed camera, check the background coverage from the intended lens position and the room needed between camera and participant. For a 360-degree setup, start with the equipment supplier’s operating clearance before choosing an enclosure. Keep the operator and queue outside that working area. Confirm the camera, platform, lighting and other equipment separately from the enclosure order.
Record the packed dimensions and component list alongside the assembled layout. Check the intended transport, storage and venue delivery route before ordering. For a repeat event, keep the approved drawing and artwork references with the packing list so the required configuration can be identified.
Do not assume so. Provide the exact structure, equipment dimensions and weight, and the intended mounting position. The approved fittings and configuration need to be checked together; a similar-looking frame does not establish compatibility.
No. Share the table and chair sizes and the intended arrangement. The product’s reference diameter does not establish a fixed seating count or guarantee room for chair movement.
No category-wide specification should be assumed. The 12 cm profile and 2.0 mm wall thickness cited here belong to the listed Lightbox Ceiling Arch. Check the selected model’s specification and approved configuration.
The product page lists screen and shelf configurations, but compatibility and fittings require confirmation. Provide equipment dimensions, weight and desired mounting position before the arrangement is approved.
An enclosed or curved outline does not establish acoustic performance. For confidential discussions, request documented performance for the proposed system and assess the surrounding exhibition noise.
Send the activity you need to accommodate, its equipment or furniture layout, and the required clear opening.
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