1. Popimp Self-Service Photo Booth with an Arch Door
The BLEE self-service photo booth is a white cabin with pink pinstripes. A checker awning runs under the header, and a Popimp sign caps the roof. Guests walk through an arch, close the curtain, and start a session. Standing height suits two adults side by side. Four adjustable feet keep the base level.
2. Cream Curtain Printed PHOTO TIME
A cream curtain closes the arch and carries PHOTO TIME lettering. It blocks glare from mall lighting, so shots stay even. A rail at the top lets staff swap the curtain for a seasonal print. Hooks at the sides hold it open during a queue. Heavy cotton hangs straight without creasing.
3. Prints and Payment in the Self-Service Photo Booth
A wall panel beside the arch shows two printed strips from past sessions. Guests tap the screen inside to pick a frame, then pay by coin or card. Prints drop from a slot on the inner wall. Blank rolls sit behind a locked rear door, which staff open with one key.
4. Cartoon Artwork Across the Cabin
Kawaii artwork covers the side panels, with a cat mascot holding a camera. Sticker-style photos, a cake and a plant fill the remaining space. A slogan reading Collect Beautiful Moments sits at eye level. The print is laminated vinyl, so it wipes clean between events. Panels are screwed on, which makes a damaged sheet easy to replace.
5. Feet, Clearance and Sea Freight
Delivery is by sea in wooden boxes, frames or cartons. One person can shift the self-service photo booth on a pallet truck once it is crated. Leave two metres in front for the queue and the print handoff. Keep the rear door reachable so rolls load fast, and check the feet after unloading.
