My thoughts [FWIW] - try to have nothing that will impede people from
coming into the booth - you want it as open to the front as possible.
And you want eyegrabbers in 3 places: back wall something that pulls
people in or makes them want to come in and see more, 1 on L front
side and 1 on R front side, so as people walk by their eyes are
caught.
I think you're right about the two barriers in the image === maybe
there was no other way to set it up [needing them to create a strong
support frame for the rest of the U -
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