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3. General Regulations

1. Permissible Area

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All exhibits must be displayed within the assigned booth area and must not block neighboring booths or exits. Structures or carpeting in the aisles are not allowed.
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All exhibit items and booth materials must be made of non-flammable materials.

2. Decoration

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Any items visible from the aisles or neighboring booths must be properly decorated by the exhibitor.
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Decorations, lighting, or sound must not disturb other exhibitors.

3. Structures

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Structures must not interfere with neighboring booths, emergency exits, or visitor traffic.
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Construction must match the approved booth design submitted to the organizer. Unauthorized changes may be restricted on-site.

4. Exhibit Placement

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All exhibits must be placed at least 30cm inside the booth to avoid obstructing walkways. The organizer may request adjustments if items protrude.

5. Noise Restrictions

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Audio devices may be used for promotional purposes but must remain below 85dB to avoid disturbing others. Exceeding this limit may result in a ban on audio equipment use.

6. Safety Measures

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Equipment containing vibrations, hazardous materials, or dangerous components must be properly secured. Exhibitors are responsible for safety management throughout the event.

7. Lighting

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Flashlights and rotating lights are prohibited. Installed lighting must not disturb adjacent booths or the venue.

8. Aisle Management

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Exhibitors must keep aisles in front of their booths clean and clear. Items must be placed within the allocated space before opening hours.

9. Booth Design Changes

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Any modifications to the booth structure must be approved by the organizer.

10. Subleasing

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Subleasing or reassigning booth space is prohibited without prior approval. Unauthorized subleasing may result in disqualification from participation.

11. Wiring

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All booth wiring must comply with fire safety regulations. This includes both booth construction and equipment wiring.

12. Use of Hazardous Materials

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Prior approval from the organizer and safety supervisor is required for the following:

① Use of Naked Flames

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Devices that use open flames such as heaters, ovens, boilers, microwaves, hair dryers, or cooking pans. (Excludes enclosed appliances)

② Use, Transport, and Storage of Hazardous Materials

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Oil (Grade 1): Gasoline, lacquer spray, thinner, alcohol
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Oil (Grade 2): Kerosene, diesel
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Oil (Grade 3): Heavy oil, machine oil, diesel oil
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Oil (Grade 4): Lubricants, animal/vegetable oils
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High-Pressure Gases: Oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, cobalt, etc.
※ Propane gas is strictly prohibited.
※ Certain neon lights may be restricted. Please submit details for approval.

③ Fabrics or Easily Flammable Materials

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The amount of fuel or hazardous materials allowed per day is limited.
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Fuel pipes must be made of non-flammable material.
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Fuel tanks and piping must be firmly secured.
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A fire barrier must separate any flame source from hazardous materials.

13. No Smoking

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Smoking is prohibited inside the venue. Use designated smoking areas only.

14. Promotional Activities

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All promotional activities must be conducted within the assigned booth area. Avoid causing crowding in aisles.
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Activities outside designated areas require prior approval from the organizer.

15. Free Gifts

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Giveaways and samples may only be distributed within your booth. Exclusive distribution rights must be obtained from the organizer for outside distribution.