Venue rules
RAI Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands
These are the published requirements for building an exhibition stand at RAI Amsterdam in Amsterdam. Each figure is read from the venue’s own technical document, dated below. Where RAI Amsterdam publishes nothing on a point, this page says so rather than repeating a number from elsewhere.
What the venue publishes
- Stand approval deadline
- Not published
- Approval fee
- Not published
- Two-storey lead time
- Not published
- Who signs the structure
- Not published
- Upper-floor live load
- Not published
- Second staircase required
- Not published
- Maximum load per rigging point
- 125 to 650 kg
- Who may install rigging
- One dedicated partner
Set per show
Varies by hall and by fixing
Source: Rigging in the RAI — v1.7, 1 August 2021
Not named in the document
Source: Rigging in the RAI — v1.7, 1 August 2021
Read in full
What each venue actually requires, read from its own documents.
Ten major exhibition venues, and the four things that decide whether a build starts on time: the approval deadline, the two-storey rules, the rigging limit and who is allowed to install it. Every figure is read from that venue’s own technical document, and where a venue publishes nothing, this says so instead of filling the gap.