Structure of the exhibition

Structure in pictures


The floor plan of the exhibition basically follows the pattern as shown in the document "Structure airy". But it can also take on the somewhat "softer shape" with less acute angles, as described directly on the transport box. My personally preferred design is this one:
The two sides form an S-shape and are drawn from behind by the back walllimited. The tower comes to stand in the middle between the two walls and serves as aRoom divider and directs the "flow" of visitors to the right or left.

This layout is quite straightforward and can be done by two people in a good 1.5 hoursbe accomplished.

It should be noted that the steles do not have any standing aids, but only through theAngled with other steles, structure and stability are preserved. Especially with thePlease note this on the rear wall (here at the top left in the picture). Alternatively, you can do this withAttach a suitable material to a wall (but please do not drill holes in it, ormake similar changes to their shape or structure).

When assembling it should be noted that the two side parts are double-printed. So you have tobe placed in such a way that viewing from both sides is possible and of coursethe walls must be put the right way round.

And accordingly the side
Givat Haviva - story

The page
“Controversy - Jewish Version” and “Familiarists - Jewish Version” I

The page
"Quarrel - Jewish Version"and
"Familiarists - Jewish Version" II

The back wall (printed on one side)

The tower I.

The tower II

The special wide clamping elements for the rear wall of the tower with the one on one side
Folding elements (lower element to compare to the normal element above)

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