Bring Sea Chest Secret to your science centre, museum, gallery or community festival!
Questacon – The National Science and Technology Centre has been building and touring exhibitions for the Australian and world markets for over 20 years. Combined, our exhibition services staff have more than 300 people years of experience in developing creative, interactive exhibits.
Sea Chest Secret has been planned, designed, and constructed at our base in Canberra, Australia. Its interactive and multimedia exhibits feature a wide range of hands-on activities. To make touring easier, we've built it to be modular and highly portable and cater to a range of venues, from regional to metropolitan.
Audience
The exhibition is targeted primarily at children aged between 8 and 14 but can be enjoyed by people of all ages.
Number of Exhibits
Sea Chest Secret includes 28 interactive exhibits.
Questacon Provides
- Promotional images and samples of marketing material
- Educational background notes and activities available online
- Consumables and some spare parts
Host Venue Provides
- Hire fee
- All return freight costs
- Insurance during travel and for static risk cover at the venue
- Forklift and cost of forklift driver
- Cost of one Questacon technician over two days to lead the installation of the exhibition and the cost of one Questacon technician over two days to lead the dismantling of the exhibition
- Two local technicians over two days to conduct the installation and two local technicians over two days to conduct in the dismantling of the exhibition
- Basic toolkit
- Pallet jack
- Storage space for crates and spares box
Floor Space
350 m2 of display space
Floor Loading
Hard level floor capable of supporting 10 tonnes
Minimum Gallery Height
3.0 metres
Power
Standard 240 volt for exhibits
Install/Deinstall Time
It takes two days to install and two days to deinstall the exhibition.
More Info
For more information about Sea Chest Secret or any of our other touring exhibitions, please contact us with any questions.
+61 2 6126 2211
exhibitions@questacon.edu.au
