Description

This 5x4 meter stand has a lot of depth and offers plenty of space for prints and communication. The front panels illuminated from the inside attract attention, as does the moving video presentation on the LED screen. A small but practical pantry and two counters with storage space lit from the inside complete the stand.

With modular stand construction, the emphasis is on communication and large images. The aim is to allow visitors to think about your stand for a moment and then inform and enthuse them, after which a contact is established. But modular stand construction also has the advantages of reusability, cost reduction and flexibility. Because the systems last a long time and can be reused every time, the costs per trade fair participation decrease. Due to the construction consisting of modules, the stand can easily be adapted to the available stand space, and you can also easily adapt the appearance with other cloths/prints.

Exhibition stand 5x4-01 consists of these parts:

• Back wall of approx. 400x250cm (consisting of the frames of 200cm wide)
• Side wall of 300x250cm (consisting of two frames of 200+100cm wide
• Pantry of approx. 1x1 meter
• 2x LED front panel of 100x250cm (WxH)
• 2x LED counter of 100x100cm (WxH)

The stand is based on aluminum isyLED 8.1 stand system. This system can be equipped with integrated LEDs for "backlighting" - where the prints are lit from the back - but also without these LEDs. In that case, you illuminate the prints by means of LED spots that are placed on top of the wall.

The importance of good printing for your exhibition stand

Characteristic of this stand is the fact that the entire stand is printed. This allows you to communicate and inform as much as possible with your stand. The quality of the cloths and prints is therefore very important. That is why we pay a lot of attention to this. That starts with the type of cloth. For standard prints, this fabric must be light-tight, while for lightbox prints (with LEDs on the back of the fabric) the fabric must ensure that the print on the front is maximally illuminated.

But the printing itself is also important. You can print on canvas just like a plate, for example with UV print. The ink is then on the canvas, which has the disadvantage that when the canvas is folded, damage can occur in the print. That is why we print with a sublimation printing technique that allows the ink to penetrate deep into the fibers of the fabric. This gives the most durable end result. After printing, plastic "tendons" are sewn to the cloths. This allows you to stretch the canvases around the frames. This video shows how that works.

Would you like to know more or receive a custom proposal or design?

Please contact us and discuss your wishes and requirements with us, and we will get to work for you!