Service
At a trade fair every stand has a screen playing a video. The one that stands out is where visitors do something — and then tell their colleague about it. That is the whole point of an installation.
Types
There's no catalogue — each one is made for a specific occasion. These are the forms it usually takes.
How it goes
Installations fail when they're decided in the last week. That's why the first three steps come before the technology.
What event, what audience, and what you want people to remember. The form follows from that.
Two or three proposals of different complexity and cost, so there's something to choose from.
How much space the stand has, whether there's power, how loud and bright it is. That rules out half the ideas.
Software and hardware preparation, with a trial run in our own setting.
The day before, in the actual hall. The lighting there is always different from what you expect.
Someone on site throughout the event. An unattended installation stops — and stays stopped.
Related services
It's rarely just one thing. Here are the services that go with this one, and why.
Questions
If your question isn't here, call us — we answer by phone too.
+359 882 95 89 89It's quoted once there's an idea, because the gap between a simple and a complex version is several-fold. At the first conversation we give a ballpark, so you can tell whether it's worth developing at all.
Weeks, not days. The idea, the build and the trial run take time, and in peak season equipment has to be reserved in advance.
Yes, and that's usually how it pays for itself. We build it so the content can be changed for each new event.
That's why there's someone on site and a fallback. An unattended installation stops sooner or later — and always at the busiest hour.
No. Stand construction is a different trade, and there are companies that do it well. We take care of the screens, the software and the content.
Next step
Thirty minutes, no fee and no sales pitch. If the job isn't for us, we'll tell you on that call — not a month later.