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ROOFTech Exhibitor Manual
April 4-5, 2022
The International CentreToronto

Booth Standards

Please note that exhibitors are provided with raw floor space and blue drape on the back and side perimeter of the booth.

Walls, Heights & Sightlines

  • Each exhibitor is responsible for providing a back wall display that is at between eight (8) feet and ten (10) feet in height. Walls that go above eight (8) feet in height need to be fully finished on the back side in a neutral colour (i.e. white or black) with absolutely no logos or branding. Please note pop-up tents are not permitted for use as a back wall. We recommend a tension-fabric display (or step-and-repeat) that can be branded to your company.
  • Draped side walls will be provided that are 3 (three) feet in height for inline booths.

Island Booths

  • Island booth spaces are not required to have a backwall. If the exhibitor chooses to have a backwall within their booth space, the maximum height is twelve (12) feet in height. The back side of the wall needs to be fully finished, however it can include logos or branding.

400 Square Foot (or Larger) Exhibits

  • All four hundred (400) square foot (or larger) exhibits must obtain written booth design approval from Show Management prior to move-in. Designs must be submitted by March 6, 2023. Forward full details of your booth design/schematics, including dimensions, with any available drawings/photos to Tori Grant at victoria.grant@informa.com.
  • Please note, all four hundred (400) square foot (or large exhibits) are able to go up to twelve (12) feet in height.

Special Regulations

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Canopies & Ceilings

All requests for canopies and ceilings must receive written approval from Show Management and the venue by March 6, 2023. Contact Tori Grant at victoria.grant@informa.com.

Dimensions

  • The bottom of the canopy should not be lower than 7ft (2.13m) from the floor within 5ft (1.52m) of any aisle.
  • Canopy supports should be no wider than three inches (0.08m).

Fire Regulations

  • 100 - 399sq.ft. - requires an ABC Fire Extinguisher
  • 400 - 799sq.ft. - requires a Smoke Alarm & an ABC Fire Extinguisher and a potential Fire Watch.
  • 800sq.ft. plus - requires a Sprinkler System and a potential Fire Watch.
  • Note: 600sq.ft. plus - requires Toronto Fire Department approval and may be required to have a Fire Watch.

Other Considerations

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Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)

All exhibiting companies are required to comply with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), and are encouraged to be sensitive, and as reasonably accommodating as possible, to attendees with disabilities. Information regarding AODA compliance is available on the Ontario Government website. Exhibits are not exempt from AODA compliance. Full outline of what is required can be accessed below in the Floor Covering section.

Show Standards

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Soliciting, Samples, and Food & Beverage Sampling

  • In our continued effort to promote a healthy and safe and sustainable show floor we are asking that you find alternatives to handing out samples or swag from your booth. There are some amazing examples of executing this in a manner that is safe and recommend that you explore the use of QR codes to scan at your booth for contests, promotional materials, videos etc. If you need any direction please connect with Tori Grant at victoria.grant@informa.com
  • Distribution of samples, souvenirs and promotional items and soliciting of business must be confined to the exhibitor’s booth space only. Such activities are not permitted in the aisles, registration areas, hallways, restaurants, lobbies, other exhibits, or elsewhere on the property of The International Centre.
  • Only participating exhibitors have the exclusive right to promote or sell goods or services in this show. All other solicitations without the express written permission of Show Management will be permanently removed from the show area. Please report any infractions to the show office so that immediate action can be taken.
  • Samples of food and beverage items are permitted, provided the food or beverages are directly related to the exhibitor’s line of business and are subject to prior approval by The International Centre and must follow explicit rules regarding size and quantity. For details and guidelines, contact the catering department at The International Centre by email at catering@mtccc.com.

Electrical Equipment Regulations

Ontario has specific province requirements for exhibiting electrical equipment at trade shows. Please check any electrical product/equipment you plan to bring onsite to ensure it is approved and complies with these requirements.

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Are you unsure if your electrical equipment is approved?

Approved electrical products carry the official mark or Field Evaluation label of an agency that is accredited by the Standards Council of Canada and that has approved the product. Click here for a list of recognized marks and labels in Ontario. New electrical products or any lighting/wiring that is not factory assembled must be approved by an accredited approval agency prior to move-in. This approval certificate should be brought onsite, should you be asked to show proof.

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