Trade fairs and exhibitions

An exhibition container that comes back for the next event

Exhibition build usually ends its life with the show. An exhibition container stays: it serves the events that follow, locks overnight, and travels whole with no assembly on site. In the repeatable 6 × 3 or 8 × 3 m size the same building is ordered as an exhibition unit. For a permanent product display, see showroom containers.

When it works

When an exhibition container is the right answer

A stand at an outdoor trade fair

A presentation at an industry event

An information point in a city

A partner or sponsor area

A recruitment point at a careers fair

A building touring a run of events

A stand with its own storage

A display at a festival

A brand point at a city event

What you get

What comes with the building

Locked between event days

Equipment and materials stay inside.

Placed without assembly

Lifted off the trailer and ready the same day.

Surfaces made for full wrapping

Walls prepared for graphics changed between events.

Used season after season

One structure instead of a stand built again from scratch.

Models

Exhibition container models

The glazing and the internal split follow how you receive visitors.

NOVI 01

Dimensions
6m x 3m
Price
25 700 PLN net

NOVI 02

Dimensions
6m x 3m
Price
26 200 PLN net

NOVI 03

Dimensions
6m x 3m
Price
27 200 PLN net

NOVI 04

Dimensions
6m x 3m
Price
29 200 PLN net

NOVI 05

Dimensions
6m x 3m
Price
29 200 PLN net

NOVI 06

Dimensions
6m x 3m
Price
29 700 PLN net

Novi Modular

Proven production and delivery capacity

Real production capacity and a repeatable process you can base your project schedule on.

projects across Poland and Europe

1500 +

containers off the production line

35 / month

1500+ projects across Poland and Europe

Factory output of 50 units a month

An on-time, repeatable production and delivery process

Complete delivery with crane unloading - nothing for you to arrange

Full documentation, certification and warranty

Proven solutions built on experience

Working with us, step by step

Every project follows one ordered process

Clearly defined stages mean you know from the start how the project runs and what to expect at each step.
1

Consultation and needs analysis

A conversation to establish what the building is for and the scope of the planned investment.

2

Configuration and design

Technical solutions and fit-out chosen around the planned activity, followed by a final quotation.

3

Production

The building is made under controlled factory conditions to the agreed specification.

4

Transport and unloading

Delivery on our own transport with crane unloading, and the building prepared for use.

How an exhibition container is built

The build process

1

Configuration and design

2

Steel frame production

3

Full assembly and fit-out

4

Quality control and sign-off

5

Transport with crane unloading

Get inspired

See our
containers at work

Project 38

Exhibition and trade fair container

Project 5

Get in touch

Tell us which events it will travel to

Write how many events you plan in a season and how much space you need. We will get back to you with a quotation and available lead times.

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Good to know

What to know about exhibition containers

A stand that is not thrown away

Custom exhibition build is designed, made, used for three days and skipped. Across a season of five or six shows that cost repeats every time. A container is bought once, re-wrapped between events, and stored on your own yard in between. After two seasons it is usually cheaper than continuing to build.

Made for touring

  • Lifted whole on and off the trailer, with no on-site assembly.
  • Lockable, so stock and equipment stay in place overnight.
  • Smooth walls that take a full wrap and release it without marking.
  • Power, lighting and heating already installed.

Configured for the visitor

Where you talk to people at a counter, the front is a serving window and the inside stays working space. Where visitors come in, the front is glazed, the interior is open and the storage moves to a partitioned rear. Both are the same shell with a different specification, so a second unit for a different role costs no more to design.