Until Tomorrow
May 14, 2013
Most exhibitors selling retail items will have a way to cover up merchandise overnight. This company has found an easy way to do it while adding a decorative touch during show hours.
A curtain on a metal frame does the trick for creating a dressed appearance during the day, and a closed-off exhibit at night.
David J Zimmerman
Southern Shows Inc.
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So Happy Together
May 28, 2013![](/blog/_article_images/6566457738.jpg)
If the companies, product, capabilities and personalities are compatible, collaborating with another company to create an exhibit is worth considering.
These photos show two joint efforts. The first is an interior designer who worked with a kitchen remodeler. The second is an outdoor furniture company that worked with a landscaper. Their complementary abilities helped each other look better.
If you want to attempt this, check first with show management to make sure it's OK. Also make sure it's clear up front which company is ultimately responsible (typically only one can sign the exhibit agreement), and how the exhibit will be identified on signs and directories.
David J Zimmerman
Southern Shows inc.
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