Jewelry trade show at the Javits Center
JA New York booth installation and dismantle
Plan booth structures, showcases, graphics, counters, and required Javits exhibit labor while keeping merchandise handling, security, and controlled-access responsibilities clearly separated.
JA New York planning notes
The booth build and the merchandise-security plan must stay distinct.
Long Island Exposition can direct installation of the exhibit environment and coordinate its dependencies. The exhibitor and show security process continue to control jewelry, vaults, secured merchandise, and access-sensitive packing.
Showcase and counter placement
Confirm dimensions, access panels, power dependencies, locks, and final positions before merchandise arrives.
Controlled handoff
Define when booth construction is complete and when the authorized exhibitor or security team takes control of merchandise areas.
Secure dismantle sequence
Remove merchandise under the approved security plan before exhibit structures and reusable packaging are handled.
Quick answers
Before you request JA New York labor.
What should I send for a labor quote?
Send the booth number and size, move-in window, installation and dismantle scope, drawings, setup instructions, and any known freight, utility, rigging, or equipment requirements.
Can Long Island Exposition quote installation and dismantle together?
Yes. Select labor, setup, or dismantle in the form and identify whether you need installation, dismantle, or both. We will scope the requested work from the information you provide.
Which JA New York dates should I use?
This page lists October 25-27, 2026. Use the move-in, show, and move-out schedule in your current exhibitor materials when requesting labor because official schedules and deadlines control.
Long Island Exposition provides booth installation and dismantle planning, labor coordination, and onsite supervision. JA New York and venue names are used only to identify the event and location. Long Island Exposition is not the organizer or an affiliate of the show. Official schedules, safety requirements, approvals, and deadlines control.