in detail. That way, if they begin to degrade, you have a point of reference.
Tip 3: A Major New Innovation Begins Dominating Your Field
Look at other trade show booths at your conference. Do they have features that you’d love, but just don’t have in your own display? In that case, it’s probably time to revamp. You might be able to incorporate the new development into your old system, but there have probably been enough innovations that it’s worthwhile to do a complete update.
Tip 4: Structural Damage Is Visible
This hint is more than just a suggestion – it’s a necessity for safety. If you see any kind of damage to the actual structure of your display, you must discontinue use immediately and replace it. Over time, older displays may suffer wear and tear, leading them to break. Check them every time you set up and take down, and ensure that you replace them as soon as any crack appears.
Tip 5: Your Display Uses A Structural Material That Is No Longer Produced
If you’re setting up a display so old that its main frame material is no longer used, it’s probably a safety hazard. You should consider choosing a replacement now, rather than waiting until later when you have no choice but to replace it. Older materials are less durable, less lightweight, and at a higher risk for breaking simply because of their age.
These tips, apart from tip 4, are more guidelines than hard rules. So long as your structure is safe, there is no pressing reason to update it. But you can reap a lot of benefits if you examine your trade show exhibit regularly to analyze what needs to be changed. You will ensure that your company always puts a great