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Peninsula Exhibits

Maximizing Your Booth Space

With a peninsula exhibit, you have open areas on three sides of the aisle, as well as a back-wall to anchor your booth display. This arrangement can be very beneficial for driving traffic patterns within your booth and for structuring your brand messaging. The right trade show booth display can bring both of these objectives together seamlessly.

Open Concept With An Anchor

When you are looking to showcase your booth in a peninsula space, you are working with an open concept booth that also has a back wall anchor point. Designing a peninsula space requires addressing elements so the feel is cohesive and all areas work together to truly maximize space and foot traffic.

Use Of Entry Points

In a peninsula booth, there are three points of entry, and all have to be balanced so as to have clear traffic flow and obvious paths into the booth. Use all three aisle entrances in your design, even if you have one main path into the booth, so you are utilizing all aisle traffic. That way, you cash in on multiple paths passing your booth.

Message Delivery

Messaging is particularly important in a peninsula booth. With multiple entry points into the booth, you have the opportunity to build your brand message and brand story. Each piece of messaging can engage the attendee and add new layers of detail.

Added Structure

The wall at the back of a peninsula booth provides a solid structure point in the booth. Attendees will gravitate towards that anchor point, which helps keep traffic moving around your booth. The rear wall also provides a focal point for those walking past your booth, and it can be used to share videos, products, and other information.

Rental Peninsula Displays

With millions of dollars in rental exhibit components, Ion Exhibits has one of the largest inventories of new materials in the country. This allows our creative team to design a rental peninsula display as if it were a a custom exhibit.