In our recent series of blogs we have been looking at ideas for interesting looking displays with a higher than average element of innovation and creativity to them.

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In our last blog we discussed how we are often asked questions along the lines of “what have you got for me that will make an interesting and DIFFERENT exhibition display?”

We are often asked questions along the lines of “what have you got for me that will make an interesting and DIFFERENT exhibition display?” many of our clients are professional exhibition and retail designers so we know they are not short of ideas but can sometimes feel a little constrained by the options available to them in terms of graphical and structural; solutions. So, what might you consider under these circumstances? Well, we have plenty of ideas. For example we are now able to create stunning display solutions form a wide range of fabric materials combined with an ever increasing range of structures to provide the support.

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We are particularly proud of a number of recent large scale pop up projects which we have undertaken. For example we recently supplied a pop up installation for a corporate roadshow on behalf of a financial services business. The roadshow toured around key investment centres in the UK and throughout Europe. Ease of transport and fast, easy installation were key requirements for the project as well as a projection screen capability.

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Without exaggeration, we are asked at least twice every day to explain to our new clients the meaning of the pop up stand descriptors. 3×1, 3×2, 3×3, 3×4, 3×5, 3×6 and so on and so forth. Understandably the great majority of the uninitiated quickly conclude that these descriptors refer to the size or floor area that the pop up stand in question covers.

Perversely these numerical descriptors actually refer to the number or “squares” or “quads” that the pop up frame makes when it is assembled. Nothing to do with actual dimensions, nothing to do with floorspace covered.

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