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I am tasked with designing a set of vertical exhibition panels that will travel to a wide range of public spaces - historical societies, community centers, libraries, public schools, etc.  I plan to embed the one-sided graphics in a set of fiberglas panels that are 78" high by 28" wide.  I can attach a clamp-on light to the top of each panel.  I think that KLEM connectors will be the best way to allow for a variety of panel layouts - a four-panel "U" or "W", a closed triangle with 3 panels, or a closed square with 4 panels, etc.  http://www.outwatermastercatalog.com/lg_display.cfm/catalog/2016_Master_Catalog/page/D-28/highlight/klem

I invited any feedback on alternatives to connect the panels side-to-side, and also support and stabilize the base of the panels.  Although it may be possible to use the panel against the floor, the shipping weight could be reduced if a 60" high panel were held above the floor by a stable foot/base system.  Any ideas would be much appreciated.

Thank  you.

I am tasked with designing a set of vertical exhibition panels that will travel to a wide range of public spaces - historical societies, community centers, libraries, public schools, etc.  I plan to embed the one-sided graphics in a set of fiberglas panels that are 78" high by 28" wide.  I can attach a clamp-on light to the top of each panel.  I think that KLEM connectors will be the best way to allow for a variety of panel layouts - a four-panel "U" or "W", a closed triangle with 3 panels, or a closed square with 4 panels, etc.  http://www.outwatermastercatalog.com/lg_display.cfm/catalog/2016_Master_Catalog/page/D-28/highlight/klem

I invited any feedback on alternatives to connect the panels side-to-side, and also support and stabilize the base of the panels.  Although it may be possible to use the panel against the floor, the shipping weight could be reduced if a 60" high panel were held above the floor by a stable foot/base system.  Any ideas would be much appreciated.

Thank  you.

Hello! This summer, I created a new informational exhibit for a relatively small space. I sourced trade show style banners which look great in the space. They are a type of heavy vinyl with the graphics printed on them. They are held up with telescoping aluminum frames. The banners easily roll up and the whole setup fits nicely in a long box that would work for shipping. The banners have a loop at the top and at the bottom that cross pieces fit to keep the banner flat and smooth. The frames were good quality and were moderately priced, but the banners and printing were very affordable.

Let me know if you would like more information and details.

I am tasked with designing a set of vertical exhibition panels that will travel to a wide range of public spaces - historical societies, community centers, libraries, public schools, etc.  I plan to embed the one-sided graphics in a set of fiberglas panels that are 78" high by 28" wide.  I can attach a clamp-on light to the top of each panel.  I think that KLEM connectors will be the best way to allow for a variety of panel layouts - a four-panel "U" or "W", a closed triangle with 3 panels, or a closed square with 4 panels, etc.  http://www.outwatermastercatalog.com/lg_display.cfm/catalog/2016_Master_Catalog/page/D-28/highlight/klem

I invited any feedback on alternatives to connect the panels side-to-side, and also support and stabilize the base of the panels.  Although it may be possible to use the panel against the floor, the shipping weight could be reduced if a 60" high panel were held above the floor by a stable foot/base system.  Any ideas would be much appreciated.

Thank  you.