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A booth type is a catalog entry: “3×3 standard”, “6×6 island”. The type describes the booth; the booths under it are inventory. Each type is defined once. Every booth references one. Open Exhibition → Booth types.

Create and publish a booth type

1

Create it

Choose Create booth type and name it. It is created as a draft.
2

Describe it

On the detail page, set:
  • Description — what this kind of booth includes.
  • Specification — free text for physical facts: “3m × 3m, two open sides”.
3

Publish

Choose Publish (a confirmation dialog is shown). The type becomes Open — an entry in the catalog. Items are free today. Publishing is a catalog decision. Pricing will use the same types.

Lifecycle

Booth types use the same lifecycle as ticket types and add-ons: Booth types are never deleted. Booths under them keep their reference.

Booths of this type

The detail page lists every booth that references this type. The list is read-only here. Booths are created and allocated on Booths.
A booth type has no capacity number. The units are the capacity: twelve 3×3 standards means twelve booths under the type. Booths have identities (hall, number) that a count cannot hold.

Rules

  • Define types before booths. A booth must reference a type. The Booths page does not create a booth until a type exists.
  • The specification is free text. Dimensions, open sides, included fittings. Structured pricing fields are not available yet.
  • Closing a type does not change its booths. Existing units keep their type and allocations. Closed only removes the type from the catalog.
  • Every operation is recorded in the activity log.