1. Marquee Sign Above the Cabin
The BLEE instant photo booth is a chocolate brown cabinet with an open front. A red marquee sign sits on a raised rail above the roof. Inside, twin white strips light the sitter from both sides. Guests walk in, face the camera, and the strip prints beside the doorway. No curtain blocks the view.
2. Open Front and Twin Light Strips
The front stays open at full height, which keeps the cabin airy on a busy floor. Two vertical light strips run either side of the screen and soften shadows. A black recess holds the camera at head height. Carpet lines the floor, so footsteps stay quiet. The width fits two people shoulder to shoulder.
3. Poster Panels on the Instant Photo Booth
A blue banner spans the header, reading Capture the Moment, Keep Memory beside a camera icon. Bulb trim rings the marquee above it. The right panel prints Photos You’ll Love, with the print time spelled out. Guests read the steps before they step inside. The left panel carries a vintage collage.
4. Print Slot on the Instant Photo Booth
Prints leave through a slot on the right panel, framed in a rounded silver bezel. The opening sits at waist height, easy to reach while standing. Paper loads from a rear door with a key lock. A pale chute inside guides each strip out without bending. One roll set runs about two thousand strips.
5. Feet, Clearance and Sea Freight
Delivery is by sea in wooden boxes, frames or cartons. Four adjustable feet level the instant photo booth on tile or concrete. Two people can walk it into place on a pallet truck. Leave a metre in front for the doorway and the print handoff. Keep the side slot clear of shelving.
