
Stand types
Stand, booth or shell scheme: exhibition terms explained
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Exhibition stand costs, stand types, build processes and preparing for fairs abroad — all drawn from real projects, focused on budget and return.
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A country pavilion puts dozens of companies under one roof. The shared rules do not limit the design there; they are what holds the individual stands together.
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An in-line stand has one frontage and one back wall. Getting more from it means layering that wall and leaving the floor as empty as you can.
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A corner stand has two open sides and they are never equal. The one facing the main aisle does the greeting; the side aisle does the display.
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An island stand is open on four sides, so there is no back to hide behind. Storage, the electrical panel and the display order must be solved from the start.
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A double-decker doubles the usable area, but it hangs on permission. Without hall height, a structural report and the organiser’s approval, drawing does not even start.
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A modular stand is an aluminium frame with interchangeable panels. It is not cheaper than timber at the first fair; it shows its difference at the second and third.
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The gap between a custom timber build, a modular system, a portable kit and a double-decker is not only price. What decides it is how many fairs you do a year and the shape of the space.
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