To ensure compliance with venue regulations and maintain a safe exhibition environment, all exhibitors must adhere to the following height restrictions:
- Double-decker exhibition stands are not permitted.
- The floor-to-ceiling height within the exhibition hall is 6.83 metres.
- The maximum permitted height for all stands is 4.0 metres. No part of the stand may exceed this height. Any stand plans submitted higher than 4metres will instantly be sent back.
Rigging in Hall 8.0
If your stand is located in 8.0; please read the below carefully:
The rigging height (O-ring) is indicated in black, in red, and you can see the final height of top of truss in the case of installing an electrical chain hoist.
Ground-supported structures and flown structures must be structurally independent. A floor-supported stand or feature must not rely on the venue rigging system for support, and a flown element must not rely on the stand structure for support.
Rigging Plans
Hall 8.0 Rigging Plans
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Placing your Rigging Order
To request the rigging service, it is necessary to fill out the form available online via the ServiFira webshop and submit it along with the documentation listed below:
A drawing (in AutoCAD 2010, if possible) indicating the height, the weight supported by the anchoring point and the orientation of the stand in the hall.
The rigging request form (available online at the ServiFira webshop), indicating company information and rigging requirements.
The point type (with or without safety wires, manual chain hoists or electrical motor).
Based on the complexity of the request (number of points, location, simultaneity of requests, etc.), and at the request of Fira, the following must be submitted:
A technical description of the design materials.
Justification of weight calculations of the points.
Quality certificates of the materials.
Justification of the revision of motors, hoists or any other machinery.
A description of the build-up/breakdown procedures to prevent damage to the hall structure or anything which may present a risk to the installations or personnel.
The data provided must be submitted with measurements from the International System of Units and in Spanish or English. In the case of detecting some deficiency in the materials or when completing the work, the organisers can stop the operation until the required documentation is submitted or the procedures used are corrected.
Complex Rigging
All complex rigging must be checked by the appointed engineer prior to it being lifted. Once approved by the appointed engineer, you will be issued with a 'Permit to raise’. 
