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Exhibition Stand Planning Checklist

Compare exhibition stands, fabric backdrops and illuminated displays for your next event. Plan the stand footprint, visible branding and transport needs before selecting a system and preparing the matching print artwork.

Plan the specification before ordering

Use this checklist to prepare the details for your order. It is designed to help you choose and specify the product; follow the instructions supplied with your selected system for assembly, operation and care.

1. Write a short event brief

Record what visitors should notice, understand and do at the stand. Decide whether the priority is brand recognition, a product demonstration or a conversation area. Use this brief to choose the display rather than buying on size alone.

2. Map the stand and access

Draw the booked space with furniture and displays included. Check ceiling limits, entrances and the route used to move equipment into the venue. Include the depth of curved stands and the space needed behind counters.

3. Coordinate the artwork

Use consistent logos, colours and messages across the components while adapting each file to its template. Make the key message readable from the aisle and keep supporting detail at a closer viewing distance.

4. Check the complete order

Confirm hardware, graphics, quantities and the required arrival date. For illuminated products, check the supplied electrical guidance and venue requirements. Assemble and inspect the display before travelling to the event.

Questions to resolve before you order

What should I check with the venue first?

Confirm the allocated width, depth, height and any rules affecting displays, access or electrical equipment before selecting the system.

Can I combine different display products?

Yes, plan them together so their footprints and artwork work as one stand. Confirm the specifications of each component separately.

Explore the relevant products

Explore exhibition stands or request a quote with your product specification, quantity and required date.