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HALL:  A generic term for an exposition facility. May also refer to an individual area within a facility. For instance, one facility could have mulitple halls.

HAND TRUCK:  Small hand-propelled implement with two wheels and handles used for transporting small loads.

HARD CARD:  1) Work order for labor or services. 2) Drayage contractor's record of materials received or shipped.

HARD WALL EXHIBIT:  Exhibit constructed to plywood or similar strata as opposed to exhibits formed by drapery only.

HARD WIRE:  Any electrical connection other than receptacle to receptacle. Charged on a time plus material basis.

HEADER:  A sign or other structure across the top of an exhibit.

HEAVY HAULER:  Special trailers utilized to transport large, heavy equipment.

HEIGHT LIMITATION:  Rule set by manager to control height of exhibits.

HIGH JACKER:  Equipment capable of lifting a person or persons to a given height. Also known as a Cherry picker or Boomlift.

HOLD HARMLESS CLAUSES:  A contract clause that eliminates the liability to one party in case of a claim.

HORIZONTAL SHOW:  A show displaying a wide range of products and services that are loosely related; for example, a computer show. Compare with vertical show.

HOSPITALITY SUITE/EVENT:  At a U.S. show, an area separate from the exhibit, in which refreshments are served and exhibitor personnel and visitors socialize. Most shows require hospitality events to be opened only after exhibit hours.

HOTEL SHOW:  An exposition held in the exhibit space of a hotel.

HOUSE CARRIER:  Carriers recommended and promoted by the service contractor to handle transportation services for exhibitors at a respective trade show. Also known as Preferred Carrier or Primary Carrier.

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