A stand drawn for one brief and one floor plan
We start from the hall plan, your stand number and what you need visitors to do. Then we draw, build and trial-assemble the whole stand in our workshop before it travels. Nothing reaches the hall that hasn’t already stood up once.
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Exhibitors with a flagship show, a product launch, or a stand that needs to do something unusual: hold a working machine, carry a mezzanine, host a demo theatre, or seat forty people for a talk.
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A site visit or hall-plan review, and a kick-off workshop with your team
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Concept visuals, then a developed 3D model with two rounds of changes
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Construction drawings and structural calculations for the organiser’s approval
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Graphics templates and a clear artwork deadline
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Joinery, metalwork, paint and fabric print in our workshop
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A full trial build on our floor, photographed for your sign-off
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Transport, build-up crew and a show-day technician on call
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Dismantle, and storage for anything worth keeping
10–16 weeks from signed proposal to opening day. We can go faster; we’ll tell you what that costs before we start.
24–400 m², inline to island, single or double deck.
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Yes, and we’ll plan for it from the first drawing. Counters, walls and light boxes can be made to our standard panel grid, so they go into storage and come out for your next show or into a modular kit.
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Yes. Two-storey stands need earlier approval from most organisers, so add four weeks to the timeline and expect a structural engineer’s sign-off in the drawing package.
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It happens. If the footprint and open sides stay the same, it’s usually a drawing update. If they change, we’ll re-plan the layout and tell you the cost before we cut anything.
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Yes. Every custom stand is built in full on our trial floor. You’re welcome to walk it with us, or we’ll send a photo set and a video walk-through.