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So its confirmed that I have an indoor booth. I have 2 options.
First is in the back, on the corner, by the bathroom. The bathroom is only for vendors, otherwise this would be an easier choice. This one has a solid wall on the back and a curtain on both sides.
The 2nd is in the middle row, between the center and the one side. This one has a curtain on the 3 sides, and apparently metal polls to support the curtains.
I want to display 8 frames. I dont know if the weight of these frames would be to much for the metal polls, I dont know how thick they are.
There are two rows of frames. The top frame will have a 20x30, a 16x20 and a 20x30. Those 20x30's may turn out to be a 24x30.
the 2nd row is two 11x14's, a 16x20 and two more 11x14's.
I suspect im going to get a thin poster frame for the 20x30's because I dont want to invest $200 in quality frames that may get stolen since I wont be at the booth 24/7.
I do have a portable background stand, thats a pretty good quality, but not heavy duty. It does span 9' or 12', its been a while. Either way the booths are only 8' wide, so I'll loose some space if I use the stand, unless the other vendors dont mind the feet of my stand under their side by half a foot.
So far I asked for the middle, but there is still time to ask for the back one.
Any advice?
edit > forgot to mention that I was thinking of using bunjee cords or rope to go between the metal polls to hold the frames.
First is in the back, on the corner, by the bathroom. The bathroom is only for vendors, otherwise this would be an easier choice. This one has a solid wall on the back and a curtain on both sides.
The 2nd is in the middle row, between the center and the one side. This one has a curtain on the 3 sides, and apparently metal polls to support the curtains.
I want to display 8 frames. I dont know if the weight of these frames would be to much for the metal polls, I dont know how thick they are.
There are two rows of frames. The top frame will have a 20x30, a 16x20 and a 20x30. Those 20x30's may turn out to be a 24x30.
the 2nd row is two 11x14's, a 16x20 and two more 11x14's.
I suspect im going to get a thin poster frame for the 20x30's because I dont want to invest $200 in quality frames that may get stolen since I wont be at the booth 24/7.
I do have a portable background stand, thats a pretty good quality, but not heavy duty. It does span 9' or 12', its been a while. Either way the booths are only 8' wide, so I'll loose some space if I use the stand, unless the other vendors dont mind the feet of my stand under their side by half a foot.
So far I asked for the middle, but there is still time to ask for the back one.
Any advice?
edit > forgot to mention that I was thinking of using bunjee cords or rope to go between the metal polls to hold the frames.