What works in timber construction also works in exhibition construction: prepare as much as possible in the workshop and only assemble on site.
Our new exhibition stand was therefore planned and prefabricated entirely in our own premises. The wall cladding, counter, seating area and the open wooden structure were prepared under good conditions and subsequently transported as individual elements for the exhibition.
The entire exhibition stand was set up on site in less than three hours.
It was important to us not to build a traditional exhibition stand that would be disposed of after a few days. Wood, clean shapes and few materials determine the appearance – in keeping with what we build every day.
The design itself is also designed for reuse. The stand can be disassembled, transported, and reassembled and adapted for future events. It should therefore accompany us for one or more occasions.
For us, the exhibition stand is also a small example of our daily work: planning, pre-assembly, and a short on-site assembly time.
And of course lots of wood.
Pre-assembly in the workshop
