Exhibition Stall Design & Fabrication That Wins Business Across India

A typical project runs 15 to 25 working days from approved brief: about 3 to 5 days for 3D design and revision rounds, then 8 to 15 days for fabrication, followed by dispatch and on-site installation. For large custom stalls or peak exhibition season we recommend confirming 4 to 6 weeks before the show so the design, approvals and fabrication all stay on schedule.

Yes. Our head office is in New Delhi and we execute stalls all over India, including Pragati Maidan, Yashobhoomi and India Expo Mart in Delhi NCR, BIEC in Bengaluru, BEC and NESCO in Mumbai, HITEX in Hyderabad, and venues in Pune, Kochi, Chennai, Kolkata and Ahmedabad. Stall design and fabrication are handled in-house and dispatched with our own installation crews, so finishing stays consistent in every city and every venue.

Everything from a 9 square metre shell scheme stand to large custom island pavilions. We build modular exhibition stalls for brands exhibiting at several shows a year, as well as custom-built booths, corner and peninsula layouts, double-decker and two-storey stalls, country and group pavilions, and turnkey multi-brand pavilions. A 3 by 3 booth and a multi-brand pavilion go through the same design review and quality check process.

Turnkey means one contract covers the whole project: concept and 3D visualisation, stall fabrication, graphics and signage, electrical work and lighting, furniture, AV and screens, transportation, venue permissions and liaising, installation, on-site support for the duration of the show, and dismantling afterwards. You work with a single project manager instead of coordinating a dozen separate vendors.

Yes. You approve photorealistic 3D renders along with 2D technical drawings before any material is cut, and revision rounds are included so the design matches your brand guidelines and visitor flow exactly. Our on-site target is that the finished stall matches the approved render.

We build for automotive, pharma and healthcare, engineering and industrial machinery, IT and electronics, FMCG, education, real estate, textiles and government pavilions, among others. Every industry carries its own compliance, demo and visitor-flow needs, and that experience goes into the first brief itself.