Design
Cardboard and honeycomb exhibition stall design
Lightweight, striking and recyclable exhibition stalls made from corrugated and honeycomb board, designed to assemble in hours instead of days.
A stall that tells people you care about materials
Paper-based stalls make a statement before a visitor reads a single word. We use corrugated and honeycomb board to create walls, counters, shelving and product plinths that are strong, light and fully printable.
Because every part is designed as a flat-packed kit, stalls ship easily, assemble quickly with a small team and can be reused or recycled after the show.
Designed, visualised and engineered
We provide a 3D visual of the full stall for approval, engineer each component for strength and stability, and supply production files and assembly guides for your print and conversion partner.
How we work
Brief and product study
We learn your product, supply chain, budget and goals, and agree what success looks like.
Concept and structure
We develop structural concepts with dielines and 3D visuals for quick review.
Sample and validate
We make physical samples, refine them with you and test where needed.
Production handover
You receive production-ready files and specifications, and we support your manufacturer.
Frequently asked questions
Is a cardboard stall strong enough for a trade show?
Yes. Honeycomb board has a high strength-to-weight ratio, and we engineer every component for the loads and handling it will face.
We are launching a product at an event. Can you design a stall around it?
Yes. We design the stall around your product, brand and floor space, and show it in 3D before building, so the layout and branding are agreed early.
We need to reduce our exhibition cost. Is cardboard a good option?
Often, yes. Cardboard and honeycomb are light and pack flat, which usually lowers freight, handling and set-up costs. We design to your budget and event size.
Can the stall be reused?
Modular designs can be packed down and reused for several events, and all parts are recyclable at the end of their life.
How long does assembly take?
Most of our stall designs assemble in hours with a small team, without heavy tools.