Exhibition stand builder at Messe Frankfurt

Why we know this ground

Heimtextil is the fair where textile buyers from every continent are in one place for four days, and it is also the fair we have physically built at. That matters more than a claim: the plot dimensions, the build-up window, the freight route and the electrical order were all handled once already, so the second time is planning rather than discovery.

Eleven halls connected by the Via Mobile means your neighbours change character between blocks. A design that reads well in one hall can be swallowed in another, so we check which hall your plot sits in before committing to heights and lighting.

Getting a stand from Istanbul to Frankfurt am Main

The stand is designed and produced in our own workshop in Istanbul, trial-assembled there, then crated and freighted. What crosses the border is a finished stand rather than a team with tools, which is the whole economic argument: you buy Turkish production and pay freight instead of buying local production at local rates.

Freight, customs clearance and the return leg are priced together with the stand, not added afterwards. For an EU fair the clearance route is settled before production starts, because it fixes the shipping date and the shipping date fixes the production deadline.

• Design, 3D visual and production in Istanbul
• Freight and customs planned as part of the quote
• Installation on site by our own crew, inside the official build-up window
• Dismantling, return transport and storage for the next edition

What the hall regulations actually require

German venues publish binding technical guidelines, and the point most foreign exhibitors get wrong is not that outside contractors are banned — they are not — but that some work is reserved. The connection from the stand to the hall's power network is made exclusively by the venue's own authorised electrical company, and the stand's internal wiring has to comply with VDE/DIN standards before it is energised.

None of that prevents us from building. It simply has to be ordered, scheduled and drawn in advance, which is why we read the current technical guidelines for your hall before the design is frozen rather than after the panels are cut.

• Hall power connection: venue's authorised electrical company only
• Stand wiring: VDE/DIN compliant, inspected before energising
• Multi-storey stands and heavy suspensions: approval required
• Stand approval file (height, load, structure) prepared by us