Well a couple of months ago, a co-worker showed me this website she was using to design her son's college bedroom room. She was trying to get everything to fit into his room.
Upon seeing this site in action, I thought I would try it for my booth design.
The site is http://floorplanner.com/ You can design rooms, houses, offices, ect. It is somewhat limited, like I can not put items up on furniture. But it can allow you to look at the space and create a setup in miniture.
The other limitation is, unless you want to buy the pro plan, you can only create and use one project.
So here are a couple of designs for my booth. I am using this to mainly look at table placement.
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| Z Shape (4ft, 6ft, 5ft) |
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| Z Shape (4ft, 6ft, 4ft) |
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| L Shape (6ft, 4ft, 4ft) |
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| U Shape (6ft, 4ft, 5ft) |
the L shape is the most perfect shape for canopy booths 10x10. If you are on an end where people could enter either side, then the open leg can be used for a small round or sq. table for earrings or rings. i used this very design and it immediately was a hit. there was plenty of room for customers .... no crowding. also i used the walls for my grids to hold frames, etc. very useful idea. I was so happy with it. the important thing about designing your booth is for people not to feel crowded and the Z and L shapes are more open. thank you.
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