Display cube

For the client of the AVIONAUT brand, a manufacturer of car seats, we made a display stand as an element of the exhibition equipment in a showroom in Great Britain. This is an interesting, spacious stand for a single model of the unique, lightest car seat in the offer: Pixel PRO 2.0 C. The stand is made of white, shiny aluminum, illuminated from the top. Firstly, it is very durable. Secondly – ​​elegant and eye-catching, resistant to damage. Therefore, it is an ideal solution for display in a showroom. We also built shelves presenting 18 other brand seats. You can see the shelf HERE.

Display cup marked with a logo

Of course, we mark the cube with a logo – either a three-dimensional one made of plexiglass or a flat one made of self-adhesive foil. We have built display seats many times, for example structures imitating the interior of a car with an original car seat. See you HERE. This exhibition was held many times at trade fairs and in the store.

Comprehensive development

We have created this type of structures, such as exhibition cubes, many times, e.g. for fairs or events. It is stable, can be transported as a whole and does not require complicated assembly. The appropriate height allows for easy and uncomplicated presentation at a conference or fair.

Delivery of custom-made furniture

We had the pleasure of building and installing this particular piece of furniture in the UK. Installation outside Poland is not a problem for us, just as quickly and efficiently.

In addition to preparing the structures, we transported and installed each of them in the place indicated by the customer. Most importantly, we completed the projects quickly and efficiently. We plan one route to several points and thus save a lot on shipping abroad.

A display cube not only as a permanent exhibition

It is very common for shop furniture to be a mobile display. First of all, they are perfect for children’s industry fairs, events and conferences – they perfectly present a given batch of goods in a concentrated place. When the event ends, they do not go to the warehouse but return to the store. Secondly, identical products are often ordered, for example, by stores – trading partners who visited a given fair – for their showrooms.