Exhibition stand setups
An exhibition stand for every set-up Angle between the head of the island
The foundation for visibility and reach
Different types of exhibition stand setups
The arrangement of your exhibition stand determines how visitors see, approach and remember you. Whether you choose a compact intermediate position or a freestanding island position, each setup has its own advantages in terms of visibility, routing and presentation. At Beurswand.nl, we design and build exhibition stands that optimally match the chosen stand set-up and your brand objectives.
Below you will find an overview of the most common exhibition stand setups. Click directly through to the setup that suits your place on the exhibition floor.
1 open side
Between
An intermediate stand is located between other stands and has only one open side to the aisle. This is a practical and affordable option that is often chosen for smaller stands or when the focus is on a sleek back wall with visuals.
2 open sides
Corner
A corner stand is located at the end of a row and has two open sides. This makes the stand visible and accessible from two sides, which provides more visibility and a more spacious appearance.
3 open sides
Cup
A headstand has three open sides and is usually located at the beginning of an aisle. This type of stand attracts a lot of attention because visitors can approach the stand from three sides. Ideal when you want to create an eye-catching presentation and generate many contact moments.
4 open sides
Island
The island stand is completely free on the exhibition floor and has open access on all four sides. This is the most prominent and visible option. It offers maximum design freedom and is great for large presentations or when you really want to make a statement at the trade show.
