Booth Information
Each 10 x 10 booth includes:
8' high back drape
3' high side drapes
Booth ID sign
Booths are not carpeted. Booth carpeting, tables, chairs and additional furnishings will be available to rent through SourceOne. They will send an email inviting exhibitors to order online.
Each exhibitor is provided an Exhibitor Service Manual. The manual describes the type and arrangement of exhibit space and the standard equipment provided by Show Management for booth construction. All booth space must be arranged and constructed in accordance with the guidelines, provisions and limitations contained in the manual. If, in the sole opinion of Show Management, any exhibit fails to conform to the Exhibitor Service Manual guidelines, or the provisions set forth herein, such exhibit will be prohibited from functioning at any time during the exhibition. Exhibits not conforming may be dismantled or modified, at cost to the exhibitor, at the sole judgment and discretion of Show Management. Booth construction plans and layout arrangements for exhibits in peninsula or island booth spaces, or involving other unusual construction features, must be submitted to the decorator (SourceOne Events) for approval at least sixty (60) days prior to the opening of the exhibition.
A standard (inline) booth has an aisle in front. And neighbors on the left, right and behind.
These booth have a maximum height of 8ft on the backwall and 3ft on the left and right sides.
An inline walk thru booth as neighbors to the front and behind. And aisles on both sides.
Along the backwall of these booths, measuring five feet from the aisle to the center of the booth, has a maximum height of 3ft. The next ten feet, in the middle, has a maximum height of 20ft. These same rules apply to the front of the booth.
Please refer to the diagram for a visualization of the description.
A peninsula booth has neighbors behind. And aisles on three sides.
Along the backwall of these booths, measuring five feet from the aisle to the center of the booth, has a maximum height of 3ft. The next ten feet, in the middle, has a maximum height of 20ft. These same rules apply to the front of the booth.
Please refer to the diagram for a visualization of the description.
Overhang booths are the first row of booths running horizontally under the entire overhang in Discovery Hall. The 15’ ceiling height under the overhang is lower than the rest of Discovery Hall. Exhibit fixtures, components and identification signs will be permitted to a maximum height of 8’-3” unless otherwise authorized by show management due to the lowered ceiling. Side rails will be 3’ and back drape is 8’.
Exhibitors providing and installing their own carpet are required to use facility approved tape. Any tape left behind by the exhibitor that cannot be removed from the convention center floor will be removed by the Decorator and charged onsite to the Exhibitor.
These booths are located in Schaumburg Ballroom East which is directly across from Discovery Hall. Exhibit fixtures, components and identification signs will be permitted to a maximum height of 12’ unless otherwise authorized by show management due to the Ballroom’s hanging chandeliers. Side rails will be 3’ and back drape is 8’. The Schaumburg Ballroom is completely carpeted, wall-to-wall. The hotel requires that a plywood base be laid down if your booth contains any item(s) such as mulch, stone, and/or plants with a weight limit of and not to exceed 5,000 pounds. The plywood must cover the entire booth space for the purpose of weight distribution. Plywood may be ordered through the Decorator in the exhibitor services manual. If your booth contains any material that could damage or stain the carpet, you will need to put down a minimum of 6 millimeters of visqueen between the material and the carpet. Please note that cleaning services will be mandatory and paid for by any exhibitor with mulch, stone and/or plants. Schaumburg Ballroom exhibitors will enter through the rear of the facility. The largest entrance available for exhibitors is the dock door with a clearance of 9’-8 3/4” high x 9’-5 3/8” wide. No item may be moved into Schaumburg Ballroom that exceeds that clearance. Upon entering Schaumburg Ballroom, all hand carts, pallet jacks, and other conveyances will be reviewed by the Show Decorator. This is to make sure that the conveyance does not damage the carpet during load-in and load-out. If your conveyance is deemed to be a potential hazard to the carpet, you will need to either locate an alternative conveyance or use a conveyance provided by the Decorator (with requisite drayage and labor costs). Be advised, the Decorator’s forklift is not able to access Schaumburg Ballroom.
Exhibitor is prohibited, without express written approval from Landscape Illinois, from displaying products/services and/or other advertising material in areas outside its booth space such as, but not limited to, parking lots, hotel lobbies, lounges, corridors, sleeping rooms, etc., as well as unauthorized facility tours.
The use of devices for mechanical reproduction of sound or music; as well as lasers which are part of Exhibitor’s display, is prohibited.
Distribution of samples and printed matter of any kind, and any promotional material, is restricted to the exhibit booth. Exhibitor agrees to exhibit only products which it manufactures, represents or distributes. All exhibits shall display products or services in a tasteful manner. The aisles, passageways and overhead spaces remain strictly under control of Landscape Illinois and no signs, decorations, banners, advertising material or special exhibits will be permitted in the aisles except by written permission of Landscape Illinois. Uniformed attendants, models and other employees must remain within the booths occupied by their employers. Any and all advertising distribution must be made from Exhibitor’s booth space. Stickers (including handouts with gummed backing that adhere or cause adhesion) are prohibited in the exhibit area. Balloons and blimps must be approved by Show Management prior to the opening of the show, in accordance with the rules as outlined in the Exhibitor Service Manual. Equipment must be arranged so that show visitors do not stand in the aisle while examining equipment or watching demonstrations. Strolling entertainment or moving advertisements outside of an Exhibitor’s exhibit space is prohibited. Photography or videography is permitted only with prior approval of the exhibiting company. Failure to obtain prior consent may result in removal from the exhibit hall.