Exhibition Counters
Exhibition counters are the ideal way to connect with your target group at an exhibition or fair. Get the full stand or just the fabric. Choose from different types and be visible at every event!
-
Counter with Shelf
- 100 x 32 x 100 cm
- Free carrying case
- Just the (washable) fabric possible
1 piece for £ 101.99 -
Oval Counter
- 59.5 x 39.5 x 100 cm
- Free carrying bag
- Just the (washable) fabric possible
1 piece for £ 76.99 -
Triangle Counter
- 60 x 100 cm
- Free carrying bag
- Just the (washable) fabric possible
1 piece for £ 82.99
From the blog.
HelloPrint was launched with one big mission; making ordering print easy for everyone everywhere. From our own personal experiences, we discovered it really was not an easy task to order print, and so we have created a blog full of helpful & inspirational articles & a Youtube channel filled with videos to make your next print order super easy!
-
Exhibition Checklist
Preparing for an upcoming trade show or trade exhibition is now a walk in the park. There are so many things that need to be done that it’s often hard to keep track of everything. The solution? An exhibition checklist. This exhibition preparation guide will help you stay organized and be mindful of the steps to planning an exhibition.
-
10 ways to Attract a Crowd to Your Exhibition Stand
Imagine so many potential customers all gathered in one place? That’s why trade shows are one of the best avenues for you to make people aware of your brand. One of the biggest challenges for all trade show exhibitors is to attract an audience to their booth, but we’re here to help you with that.
-
How to Stand Out At an Exhibition or a Fair
You can gain great exposure and meet potential customers at trade shows, also called trade fairs or exhibitions. We know it’s important for your company to get the attention it deserves, so we are going to share with you a couple of different strategies to get your booth to stand out.
You might also be interested in...
What is your intent during this exhibition?
The first thing that you should determine is the goal of your exhibition. If you are going to set up a trade or industry exhibition, maybe some of your goals include building brand awareness and respect or acquire more contacts and leads. Your objective can be more informational, you may aim to distribute your company's brochures or inform an audience about a service rather than selling your products directly on your stand. By identifying your target, you will be able to think of a plan that will surely align with your company goals. This will also streamline the planning process and ensure that you do not get lost in the process. What Décor or Furniture Will You Be Using?
Regardless of your goal, we can provide you with exhibition furniture that will meet your needs. For instance, if you are going for a trade or industry exhibit, then our straight counters with shelves will greatly help you display your products and reach your target market.Your decorations and custom furniture can influence your guests as to how they will see your event. To ensure that you give your attendees a memorable visual experience, it is essential for you to consider using eye-catching furniture such as counters or seats.
We offer striking counters that will surely pique your visitors' interests and make the presentation of your company and your products easy. Furthermore, we have several counters variations that can suit your needs. Long straight counters to have maximum space to display your products, oval counters to have discussion booths on your stand, you are sure to find the furniture fitting your needs.
Our high-quality printed counters are made of polyester, which can be washed at 30 degrees. Our product displays also come with free carrying cases that will allow you to transport them to any place with ease. Furthermore, they are easy to set up and are available in different types and sizes.
Easy to use website and fast delivery
“Easy to use website and fast delivery. Great quality of printing. I can highly recommend HelloPrint.”
Jeff Cummings