Exhibition Stands
Exhibition stands planned around the space, the organiser's rules and what the stand has to do.
Overview
A stand is judged in the few seconds a visitor walks past. The decisions that matter are made well before it is built. Start with the stand dimensions, the number of open sides and the organiser's rules on height, structure and fixings, then decide what the stand must do: meet new contacts, demonstrate a product, host meetings, or all three.
Large graphics, a fascia, lit panels and displays carry the brand. Work out what must be readable from ten metres and what can wait for a closer look. Bilingual stands should give Arabic and English the same clarity.
Samples
Examples for this category. Select an image to enlarge it.
Options and finishes
Layout and flow
Keep the front open, place the main message at eye level and above, give any meeting area a quieter corner, and plan storage you can reach without crossing the stand.
Branding
Graphics, fascia, lit panels and displays, with a clear hierarchy.
Build
Fabrication in panels that can be transported, assembled and re-used where planned.
Installation and dismantling
Fitted within the organiser's time windows and taken down afterwards.
What to include in your request
The more of this you can send, the closer the first quote will be to the job.
- The event, venue and dates
- The stand size and open sides
- What the stand must do
- Branding and artwork
- Whether installation and dismantling are needed
Tell us what you need produced.
Send the specification, the quantity and the date. If the specification is not settled yet, send what you have and we will come back with the questions that matter.
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Specification
What it is, what it is made of and how it is finished. A reference or a sketch is enough to start.
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Quantity
How many, and whether the order will repeat.
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Date
The day the work has to be in place. We plan backwards from it.
Request received
Your reference
Quote this reference if you contact us. Sales reviews every request and confirms the details before quoting. This is not a quotation or an order confirmation.