How long does fabrication take once a design is approved?

Standard stalls typically take 10–20 days to fabricate depending on size and material lead times. Multi-storey or heavily custom builds can run 3–5 weeks.

Can you fabricate a stall designed by someone else?

Yes, if the design comes with complete dimensions and material specifications. We'll flag anything that needs clarification before fabrication starts rather than guessing on-site.

What happens if a material isn't available in the specified finish?

We'll propose the closest available match and confirm it with you before proceeding — we don't substitute materials without sign-off.

Do you fabricate for modular systems as well as custom builds?

Yes. Modular panel systems and fully custom structures both go through the same in-house fabrication team.

Exhibition Stall Fabrication

Exhibition Stall Fabrication Built to the Approved Design

Once a 3D concept is signed off, our in-house carpentry and metalwork team handles exhibition booth fabrication to the exact materials, finishes and dimensions you approved — nothing improvised on the workshop floor. As your exhibition stall contractor, that build stays under the same roof as your design.

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In-House Carpentry, Metalwork & Finishing

Fabrication happens under the same roof as design, so the team building your stall is working from the same files and material references used to produce the 3D concept — not a set of drawings handed off to a third-party workshop.

That matters most on details a subcontracted build tends to miss: brand-accurate paint mixing, consistent joinery finish across panels, and hardware that matches what was specified rather than a close substitute.

Material & Finish Selection

Material choice is driven by two things: what the render specified, and what will hold up through repeated use if the structure is meant to be reused across shows. Veneers, laminates, fabric panels and metal finishes are sourced to match approved samples, not the closest available stock.

For structures that will be dismantled and rebuilt at future shows, we flag which materials tolerate repeated assembly and which don't — better to know that at the fabrication stage than after the second show.

Quality control

Tolerances for Reused & Rebuilt Structures

A stall that only needs to survive one installation can be built looser than one that will be assembled and dismantled repeatedly across a season of shows.

Joint Tolerance

Panel joints built to withstand repeated assembly without warping or gapping.

Hardware Grade

Connectors and fittings rated for the number of rebuilds the structure will see.

Finish Durability

Surface finishes chosen to resist transport handling, not just showroom conditions.

Have an approved design ready to build?

Share your 3D concept and dimensions — we'll quote fabrication and timeline.

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