Booth Setup Project... Help

[ElunaJewelry]

Hi everyone.
I notice that we have been throwing around a lot of Letters when we talk about booth setup.

I wanted to create a blog post to show a diagram of each setup.

I have U, L, and Z already. Thought I had heard a G and a H setup, but not sure how to form those.

If you use a different setup (than U,L, or Z), could you list it below, with table lengths and basic description? Also if your setup is a size other than 10x10.

When I am done, I will post the link so everyone will have it.

Thanks
April

[Former_Member]

I've done a C it has a long table in the back, 5 foot on the side and a 4 foot table in front. It looks good but hard to get people to cone into the tent.

[Mulchandmore]

In a hallway setting with a double space I have used two L's, one inverted with the longer section across the back and a 5ft as the base along one side, the second L with the long across the front and the base along the other side as backstock and we sat in the middle behind the front leg with a spinning demo, so people could show the front table or come into the other booth to shop and see the demos, sounds confusing to put into words but it did work for the variety of products we display.

[botanicalatelieretsy]

I was going to try an arrow at my next market. Sort of this:



== .
L


with two tables forming the L then a third table forming the dot (which would actually be a square.) with a card table. I am still thinking about this, tho.


Ignore the == I couldn't otherwise post the dot in the right spot.

[Former_Member]

I don't understand any of these except the L. lol

Newby!

[ElunaJewelry]

I am actually looking at going to a small L with the opposite side of the tent being a shutter wall. But that is a different story atm.

[Former_Member]

My current set up has ben a u but next season i hope to invest in some shelves and have one side of the U be a 5 foot shelf instead of a table.

[PrairiePrimitives]

I prefer variations on a U walk-in booth.