BOOTH SIZE Clause Samples

The BOOTH SIZE clause defines the specific dimensions or area allocated for a booth within an event, exhibition, or trade show. It typically outlines the exact measurements or square footage that the exhibitor is entitled to use, and may specify any restrictions on modifications or expansions to the assigned space. This clause ensures that all participants have a clear understanding of their allotted space, preventing disputes over booth boundaries and facilitating fair and organized event planning.
BOOTH SIZE feet x feet
BOOTH SIZE. Booth size will be one of two sizes depending on payment either 10 ft. wide by 10 ft. deep or 20 ft. wide by 10ft. deep for all MARKETING VENDORS. MARKETING VENDOR understands that the CITY, at its sole discretion, will assign space.
BOOTH SIZE. Booth spaces are at minimum 10x10 feet. All booths will be in-line with the exception of a few corners. Corner booths will be at the beginning and end of the event space and will be very limited. Double booths will be 10x20 feet, and are very limited as well. Booth Assignments: Booths will be strategically placed with each category in mind, creating a fun and interesting shopping space for our customers. Booth placement is final. Booth assignments with vendor instructions (setup, teardown, sales tax info, etc.) are sent up to two weeks prior to the event. Tents: **White canopies are required for all events at The Shops At Northfield. Canopy rentals (topper only, please bring your 10x10 frame!) are $25 per event date and will be very limited in quantity. Please message us at least two weeks prior to each event to ensure their availability. Rental canopies are due back at the end of each event day, or the Vendor will be charged a $75 fee. Failure to pay will result in forfeiture of future booth placement and fees. All tents must be clean in appearance, and without visible stains or holes.
BOOTH SIZE. Standard Booth Size is 10x12. If you require a double space, please indicate that here and add an additional $25.00 to the vendor fee you send with this application. Space requested: Standard 10 X 12 (no additional fee) Double Space ELECTRICITY: Availability of electricity cannot be guaranteed. A limited number of spaces are available with 110 electricity for the Deer Creek Fiddlers’ Convention ONLY. If needed, please add an additional $25.00 to the vendor fee and indicate here with explanation of use. Electricity requested: YES NO
BOOTH SIZE feet x feet = Total Square Feet
BOOTH SIZE. Booth size will be 10 ft. wide by 10 ft deep for all VENDORS. Any VENDOR whose set up extends beyond 10 ft. by 10 ft. will be charged an additional $75.00 per 5 feet. No sales or service shall be made from the sides or rear of the allotted space or spaces, unless vendor has paid for an additional space. FOOD VENDOR understands that the FESTIVAL, at its sole discretion, will assign space.

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