Feb 17, 2000 03:07
24 yrs ago
German term
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Reihenstand, Eckstand, Kopfstand
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It's a text about different kinds of booths at a trade show.
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row stand, corner stand, head stand
Believe it or not these are not just guesses but the right terms. Probably the German comes straight from the English. Anyway, you can trust this answer because we had to research the designations of stands for customers in the trade show business.
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See also questions 705, 707, 710, and 711
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inline booth - corner booth - peninsula booth
http://www.expoweb.com/ResourceCenter/glossary.htm
"Booth" is more American, someone in England might say "stand" because many other Europeans do.
"inline booth" = "Reihenstand" – facing only one aisle
"perimeter booth" = "Reihenstand" on the outside wall
"corner booth" = "Eckstand" – facing two aisles crossing
"peninsula booth" = "Kopfstand" – head of aisle – facing three aisles
"island booth" = German unknown – aisles on four sides
"Booth" is more American, someone in England might say "stand" because many other Europeans do.
"inline booth" = "Reihenstand" – facing only one aisle
"perimeter booth" = "Reihenstand" on the outside wall
"corner booth" = "Eckstand" – facing two aisles crossing
"peninsula booth" = "Kopfstand" – head of aisle – facing three aisles
"island booth" = German unknown – aisles on four sides
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