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Exhibition & POS Displays
An event stand has one job: get noticed in a room full of competitors trying to do the same thing. Point-of-sale graphics do a similar job every day in-store, usually without anyone thanking them until the product moves.
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Before the stand versus after
A reused pull-up from three years ago tells visitors you showed up. A set of graphics designed for this audience, this lighting and this floorplate tells them you meant to.
A generic roller banner, creased from the boot, with a logo nobody can read from the aisle and a phone number that changed in 2022.
Graphics built for the hall lighting, a readable hierarchy from six metres, and a brand that matches the van parked outside and the shop they will look up later.
Event graphics that survive the hall
Exhibition halls are hostile places to communicate in: mixed lighting, long throws, somebody else's banner in your eyeline. So we design for the hall, not for how it looks on a laptop screen — name first, offer second, clutter last. If a claim needs a paragraph to make its case, it belongs in a leave-behind, not on the back wall.
Pop-up walls, roller banners, counters, hanging banners and rigid boards all come through the same print room here in Augher, so the orange on the wall is the orange on the leaflet — not two different suppliers' best guesses at your brand colour.
If the frame is still sound, we are just as happy to skin hardware you already own. Buying new kit for every show is rarely the smart move when swapping the graphics usually does the same job with a lot less hassle.
What are you showing up with?
Pick the closest kit. We will confirm sizes against the organiser's floorplan.
Format
Use
Artwork
Point of sale, not an afterthought
In-store graphics live a shorter, harder life than an exhibition stand — trolleys knocking past, cleaners at it every night, sun through the window fading the print. We specify board and film with all of that in mind, and we keep the brand identical to the fascia outside, so the aisle never feels like a different company from the street.
Seasonal work, like farm-gate and attraction print, follows the same discipline at outdoor scale: readable from the road, dated correctly, and easy enough to take down again once the season is over.
Seasonal attraction print, designed to be read from a car.
Why repeat exposure is the actual brief
Comhaltas roll-up banners, three branches, one consistent brand.
One good stand at one event gets you noticed, once. It is the businesses whose stand looks like their van, their shop and their website that keep gaining from it — because it is usually the fifth time a prospect sees the same brand, not the first handshake at the table, that actually gets them to act.
If you are running a calendar of shows, we can hold onto the spec and simply refresh the skins each time, rather than reinventing the layout every spring. It is faster for you, and it looks a lot more consistent to anyone who saw you last year.
Coverage
Design and print happen here in Augher, with delivery across Northern Ireland — Belfast, Derry~Londonderry, Armagh and beyond. Just tell us the venue and the opening time, and we will plan backwards from that, rather than from some generic lead time that might not suit your show.
What we need from you, and what we do with it
Send us the organiser's rules, your stand number, the width and depth, height limits, and whether you are allowed to hang anything from the hall. A brand pack if you have one. Photos of last year's stand if you hated how it turned out. From there, we will tell you what hardware to hire, buy or reuse — and we won't try to sell you a three-metre wall when your plot only fits two. Getting the spec right matters more to us than the bigger invoice.
Build-up day is where things tend to go wrong: graphics still smelling of laminate, missing end-caps, no tool to hand to tension the fabric. We finish everything in the workshop first, so you are assembling on the day, not manufacturing it on a concrete floor with a queue building up behind you. If you would like us on site for the build itself, just say so when you book — it is a different day in the diary to a straight delivery, so we need to know in advance.
Retail POS runs on a quieter calendar: when the campaign starts, how many stores, how long it needs to last, and who is actually installing it. A grocery end-cap is not an exhibition wall, so we treat it differently — specifying a lighter substrate where the display only needs four weeks, and refusing to use it anywhere trolleys would destroy the board in four days.
Pair the stand with vehicle livery if you are demoing from a van, and with print for the bag people actually take home. The hall is noisy and quickly forgotten; the bag ends up on a kitchen table days later. Both should carry the same name.
Other work we can handle in the same job
Most clients don't stop at just one of these. Pair this service with the pieces your customers see next, so the van, the fascia and the print all look like the same business.
Displays in the wild
Photographed projects from the same workshop. Open a case study, then come back to this spec.
Give us the floorplan and the date
We'll tell you what kit you actually need, what you can reuse, and when we'll need artwork locked — with a proper quote coming from the team, never a number guessed on this page.
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Ideally, give us 3 to 4 weeks for a custom design. If you're up against a tighter deadline, it's sometimes still doable — especially if it's a system we already stock and your artwork is ready to go.
Yes — we're happy to send stands and graphics to the hall ahead of your slot, so you're not loading a car park at 7am with wet cardboard.
Yes — pop-up frames and roller banners are built for repeat use, with swappable graphic skins, so the hardware doesn't end up as landfill after a single show.
No, there isn't. A single retail location is a perfectly normal order, and seasonal packs or multi-store runs are handled the same way — they just come with a bit more of a production plan behind them.
Design and print both happen here in Augher, but we regularly arrange delivery further afield too — just confirm the venue when you enquire and we will take care of the rest.
It depends on how hard the display is going to get hit. Rigid board suits short campaigns, while tougher substrates make more sense anywhere trolleys and daily cleaning will be knocking into it. We specify against how long it actually has to live on the shop floor.
Yes, absolutely. Our in-house designers can build graphics from a brief alone, and you will see and approve a proof before we print a hall's worth of panels.
More from the workshop
Practical notes on specifying, fitting and looking after signage, from the same team.
