Before you decide to hire an exhibition display builder to create something special for your next trade show, it would be wise to consider the several stages involved in the process of manufacturing and mounting such exhibition displays. Whether you are thinking of purchasing or renting a fabric, truss, or portable exhibit with all the necessary accessories (such as tables and chairs, reception desks, carpeting, counters, different types of signage, lighting, literature holders, display cases, computer monitors, and many more), it is important to keep in mind what is involved with every step in the development and delivery of the exhibit display. After all, it is YOU who are paying for all this and, ultimately, it will be YOU who will benefit from a professional, eye catching exhibit installed at a trade show where, hopefully, scores of potential customers will be stopping by to inquire about your business. Therefore, the more you know about what has gone into the entire process of creating and installing your exhibition display, the better off you will be in the end.
First Stage: Design
In this initial stage you will meet with the highly qualified team of engineers and graphic designers to determine exactly what will best suit your needs. Perhaps it is a simple, relatively inexpensive pop up display that can be easily transported and assembled within minutes. Something like this can be mounted on a table or counter. Or maybe your budget and marketing needs would allow a more elaborate truss display that would require much more involvement of the engineering and design team.
Second Stage: Fabrication
Experienced and professional exhibition services will have the ability to fabricate in-house whatever display concept you have decided on for your display. At this stage of the process the company you have hired will utilize the latest tools, materials, and technology in their exhibit fabrication studio to ensure that the integrity of your unique design is preserved throughout.
Third Stage: Installation
Efficient, professional, and timely installation of your display at your trade show is an absolute must. The exhibition services team you have hired should be prompt and able to work within whatever budget you’ve agreed to.
Final State: Dismantling
While the dismantling stage may appear at first glance to be the least critical, it is still very important. You certainly don’t want to be the one responsible for this when the trade show ends!
