Knowledge You Can Build On — Est. 1998
Booth reconmendations PLEASE
Ezekiel Holliday
>So, I'm wanting to redo the booth that I take to the few craft shows I do every year. I have a 10'x10' easy up canaopy. So, it should fit in it. Any reconmendation on portable shelving? Anyone have pictures to share? I'm considering gridwall. Anyone using this or have any comments about it?
Thanks,
Zeke
Re: Booth reconmendations PLEASE
Joel Hunnicutt
>I use pro panels and have been very pleased with them. I only do indoor shows, however, so I'm not sure how they will look outdoors.
Re: Booth reconmendations PLEASE
Sean Troy
>Joel, what are Pro panels? Thanks, Sean
Re: Booth reconmendations PLEASE *LINK*
John Trant (Baltimore/WashDC)
>Try here
Pro Panels
Re: Booth reconmendations PLEASE
Ezekiel Holliday
>Do you have the knock down panels or the standard ones? Do they have levelers built in? Also, have you used there ladder shelving?
Thanks,
Zeke
Re: Booth reconmendations PLEASE
Joel Hunnicutt
>I have the Knock down panels. I haven't tried the ladder system. Amost everything I do is on pedestals rather than shelves. I saw a potter at a recent show with the installed standars and shelves and her booth looked very nice. This is a pic of the booth at a show earlier this year
Re: Booth reconmendations PLEASE
Ezekiel Holliday
>VERY NICE! I'm not sure I can swing that amount of money for the display at this time. However, if I could figure out how to cover them, I could make some panels very similar to those by welding some tubing together.
Zeke
Re: Booth reconmendations PLEASE
JamieDonaldson
>Here is my booth that is used inside and outside in my CraftHut. The grids are very versatile and allow many configurations at a modest cost.
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Anthony Y
>My ever changing booth, made from poplar and cloth
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Steve Worcester
>I looked at propanels and slat walls and lugged around a shelving setup for some time.
(The propanel booth does look really nice and professional)Propanels were too high of an initial investment, so I made my own setup.
I used 2'x6' ash frames that are routed to fit peg board. The peg board is covered in a thin white packing foam and then covered with fabric. I made shelves that have a routed out area to take a peg hook and then banded the fronts of the shelves with wood.
After looking at the Joels booth, I really like the display and the floor, but all of the shows I do are outdoors on grass and don't know if I could level it each time.
If you would like further info, ask and I can give more details.
Steve
www.turningwood.com
