Have you ever wondered about starting an antique booth? We often get emails from folks that are curious about getting into the business, but the thought of taking a large booth is overwhelming for them. We are here to let you know you have options. There are other spaces you can rent besides a traditional booth. Each store is going to be different in the options they have available. The smaller the store or boutique the less options you may have. 

Option 1: Endcap = This is pretty self explanatory. These spaces are placed at the end of an aisle. They are usually two-three feet wide and six feet tall. They have shelving which can be perfect for all those smalls. 

Option 2: Glass Showcase =  Showcases are usually locked and the key will be kept at checkout. These are ideal for more valuable items that you would not want unsupervised in your booth. 

Option 3: Bookcase = Some store will rent bookcases to dealer and some will allow you to bring your own. ...

Option 6: Wood Cable Spools = Usually there is one large spool on the bottom and a smaller one on top. I have seen all kinds of things displayed on these. One dealer had handmade tea towels and she placed hooks around the top to display her towels on. 

Option 7: Air Space = Believe it or not people rent the ceiling for hanging things. If you have a lot of chandeliers, or items that need to be hung this is an option. 

Those are all the options we have for you. I hope this makes your decision a little easier. Also, remember if you sign a lease, you may not be not locked into that space in the event you need to expand. Be sure to discuss your options with the store owner/manager. 

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