What is the difference between a peninsula and an island booth?

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  1. Purple Exhibits

    “An island has aisles on all four sides and no neighbors touching the space. A peninsula has aisles on three sides and backs up to another booth. That back-wall neighbor is why peninsulas have more restrictive height rules than islands at most shows: the full-height portion of the back wall is usually limited to a 10-foot-wide center section.”

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