South Korean booth construction process and precautions

The construction of Korean exhibition booths accounts for a large proportion in exhibition design, which mainly includes practical and visual artistic space design. So, as a very important part of exhibition design, how to set up booths and how to avoid some small problems during the booth construction process? The following is a complete example process for building a Korean booth, usually following the following steps:

1. In the stage of booth construction planning, a plan should be formulated in advance, communicated with exhibitors, fully considered the actual situation of the audience, organized relevant personnel to enter the exhibition hall in advance, understood the basic situation of the exhibition hall, adapted to local conditions, and searched for carpet platforms and other booths.

2. In the actual stage of booth construction in South Korea, the main structure is installed first, and the main part is the most important. According to the previous design, after the ground laying is completed, the installation of various exhibition equipment usually starts from the back panel.

3. In the stage of booth construction and improvement in Korea, the installation of artists and paintings is the most important part - after the main construction is completed, wiring and lighting equipment can be installed.

4.  During the construction and display phase of the Korean booth, follow the normal sequence, starting from the inside and then the high, and finally the outside. All of these will be fully addressed to allow customers to arrange exhibits in an orderly manner. When rearranging exhibits, be careful not to violate regulations. After the exhibits are placed, they should be checked and adjusted in a timely manner.

5. After the completion of the Korean booth construction, exhibitors will conduct inspections two days in advance during the on-site stage of the exhibition. Ensure booth setup, booth coordination, and item transportation on the day of the exhibition. In addition, designers should also consider a series of supporting services, such as coordinating personnel, allocating and organizing audience at the exhibition site, as well as a series of complex tasks for designers and staff in the later stage, such as payment and collection.

After the exhibition ends, it doesn't mean everything is over. We also need to organize some personnel to collect opinions and feedback, including visiting exhibitions, accumulating experience for the next step of work, and allowing designers to carry out post exhibition work and exhibitors for the next exhibition. As long as you follow this process and pay attention to completing these details, you can create a perfect booth!