$94.00
The Hold Up Fabric Literature Stand features a flexible roll-up structure with eight fabric pockets designed to hold A4-sized brochures. Its lightweight polyester travel cover makes transportation and storage easy, providing a practical solution for keeping marketing materials organized and accessible at trade shows, events, and retail environments.
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Your booth is only one part of getting ready for the show.
Depending on your venue and booth setup, you may need to order additional services before the show — often through the official show contractor.
Power for your booth, lighting, equipment, and displays.
Moving your booth materials from the dock to your booth.
Required for hanging signs and suspended structures.ace.
Food and beverage services for your booth or hospitality area.
Dedicated or shared internet services for your booth.
Other show services may apply depending on your needs.
That’s where we can help.
Our project managers have years of experience and can guide you through exactly what your show requires.
Your booth may require a Certificate of Insurance before the show.
Each event has different insurance requirements for exhibitors, workers, and the event venue.
Your show may require specific liability coverage for your booth and event activities.
The event organizer, venue, or other parties may need to be listed as additional insured on your policy.
COIs must be submitted according to the show’s required format and deadline.
That’s where we can help.
Our project managers can help you understand your show’s insurance requirements and make sure the necessary information is provided.
Your booth materials need to be transported from the loading dock to your booth location.
Depending on the show and your shipment, drayage costs may vary based on the weight and dimensions of your booth materials.
The weight of your booth materials can directly affect your drayage and material handling costs.
The size and dimensions of your crates, cases, pallets, and other shipping pieces may affect handling requirements and costs.
Each piece of your shipment may be counted when calculating material handling charges.
Shows have specific receiving deadlines. Late deliveries may result in additional material handling fees.
That’s where we can help.
Our project managers can help you understand your show’s drayage requirements and plan your shipment to help avoid unexpected costs.
Your booth setup may require more than just a great design.
Depending on the venue and show rules, the event organizer may require authorization and approval of the team assigned to install and dismantle your booth.
Some venues require an Exhibitor-Appointed Contractor to be approved before booth installation.
Certain venues require union workers to perform specific installation and dismantling tasks.
The event organizer may need to review and approve the team assigned to work on your booth.
Rules and labor requirements can vary depending on the venue and the specific show.
That’s where we can help.
Our project managers can help you understand EAC, union labor, and venue requirements before the show.
Your exhibitor kit is your roadmap to the show.
It brings together important information about your booth, deadlines, regulations, services, and more — all in one place.
Find important show information, exhibitor portals, contacts, and resources.
Keep track of deadlines for orders, booth services, shipping, and more.
Understand venue rules, booth requirements, and important show guidelines.
Access forms, shipping information, vendor details, and other resources you may need.
That’s where we can help.
Our project managers can help you understand the information and identify what you need to take care of before the show.
