Verify production dimensions
Use dimensions from the approved exhibit plan and identify visible area, bleed, seams, hardware, orientation, and any content-safe zones.

Graphics should be designed for the approved exhibit configuration rather than an assumed panel size. The production path must connect current dimensions, file requirements, color expectations, finishing, hardware, placement, shipping, installation, and replacement planning.
Each step is designed to expose assumptions before they create production or show-site risk.
Use dimensions from the approved exhibit plan and identify visible area, bleed, seams, hardware, orientation, and any content-safe zones.
Confirm file format, scale, linked assets, fonts, image quality, color approach, copy, logos, and placement before output is authorized.
Document material, finishing, labeling, packing, shipping, installation sequence, removal, and replacement responsibilities.
Verified exhibit details preserve active product context. Custom discovery is available when a standard rental is not the right starting point.
Visible answers and structured data use the same reviewed content.
Concept work can begin, but production files should use verified dimensions from the approved exhibit configuration.
Color expectations, proofing method, material, lighting, and acceptable tolerances should be agreed before production rather than implied as an unconditional guarantee.
Reuse depends on the approved exhibit configuration, material condition, storage, content, dimensions, finishing, and installation method.