Everything an exhibition stand needs

Five services, one contractor. You can buy them separately, but the reason most clients take the whole chain is that the handovers between design, production and installation are where projects usually go wrong.

Why one contractor rather than four

1

One drawing, one builder

The team that designed the stand is the team that cuts it. A detail that cannot be produced is caught on the drawing, not on build-up day.

2

One schedule

Production, freight and the hall's build-up window are planned against each other from the start, rather than negotiated between three companies afterwards.

3

One accountable party

If something is wrong in the hall, there is nobody to point at. That is uncomfortable for us and useful for you.

How a stand gets built

1. Brief and plot

Fair, hall, plot size, how many sides are open, what you exhibit, what the stand has to achieve and what the budget is.

2. Design and 3D

A concept developed against the hall's technical regulations, presented as photorealistic views from the aisle. Revised until you approve it.

3. Production

CNC cutting, joinery and finishing in our own workshop, trial-assembled before it is crated.

4. Transport and installation

Freight and — when the fair is outside Turkey — customs, then installation by our own crew inside the official build-up window.

5. Dismantling and storage

Removal after the show, and storage of the reusable parts in our warehouse if you are exhibiting again.

Send us the fair and the plot size, and you get a design proposal and a price. The survey and the 3D design cost nothing.

Tell us your fair and your plot

You get a design proposal and a real price. The survey and the 3D design cost nothing.