A stand is an asset, not a one-night cost
Storage between shows, component inventory, repairs and preparation for the next exhibition.
What the service covers
Inventory of components and graphics
Condition checks after each show
Maintenance and repairs
Preparation and packing for the next exhibition
Adaptation for a different floor plan
Storage and asset management step by step
Return and check
The stand comes back from the dismantle and is checked against the inventory.
Repair and log
Damaged components are repaired or replaced, and the inventory is updated.
Prepare for the next show
Components are adapted, packed and released for the following exhibition.
The brief we can work from
The more of this you have at the start, the fewer assumptions end up in the drawing.
Useful to have
- Your exhibition schedule for the year, if you have one
- Any existing stand components and where they are held
- Which graphics are likely to change between shows
- Any product or equipment stored with the stand
Common questions.
Yes, provided we can inspect it and produce a component inventory. Without an inventory, storage is just a warehouse and the value is lost.
That depends on how it was specified. A stand built on a frame system with reuse in mind can usually be reconfigured. A one-off bespoke build often cannot.
They are identified after each show, then repaired or replaced before the stand is stored. Finding damage in the hall on a build day is the expensive way to discover it.
Have a show in the diary?
Send the exhibition, the venue, the floor space and the opening date. We will come back with the next step.
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