Cardboard Exhibition Stand

For the Cisco Live Event at the beginning of February in the RAI Amsterdam, we produced and delivered various cardboard elements for the event in collaboration with Van Den Oever Expo Group. These included 2 towers measuring 220x120x350 cm that you can see standing on the left and right. A narrow and a long wall with a TV screen on a stand incorporated into it, and 2 round counters.

For the EHA exibition in the RAI, we made 3 triangular towers 5 meters high. The EHA logo is printed at the top, and for decoration, several typical Dutch images were cut out of cardboard and added at the bottom, such as cardboard Amsterdam canal houses and a windmill.

The cardboard exibitionstand of GeoComfort is 2.5x3 meters and 2.5 meters high. The walls are made of 4 layers of 5 cm honeycomb cardboard, with a coffee corner and a TV screen incorporated into the walls. The cardboard exhibition stand is fully demountable and can be transported on 1 pallet. The stand is also designed so that it can be set up in a straight configuration, without the corner.

PURE Jingles requested a cardboard exhibition stand that looks like their logo, is demountable, and can be transported on 1 pallet to Prague and then to Canada. Thanks to the clever construction, this entire exhibition stand fits on 1 pallet and can be easily set up and taken down by 2 people.

For the Zespri company, we were allowed to supply Zespri cubes that are used at events for a Connect Four game. We printed the cubes in 2 colors that really match the Zespri kiwis. Young and old enjoy themselves thoroughly with this fun initiative from Zespri. A very interactive way to get in touch with your customers.

Lammert Jonkman from Studio Lammert Jonkman approached me a while ago for the furnishing of an event he was organizing in Amersfoort. The speakers on the stage needed something to sit on. The event was about sustainability, so he thought of Cardboard.

For a series of TV recordings related to the Belgian elections, we were allowed to make a TV table out of Cardboard. Due to the light weight of the Cardboard TV table, it is particularly easy to move, while still being strong enough to debate on.

A bit retro, a bit modern, a bit recycled, a bit industrial and very hip. They succeeded well in that! We were allowed to help them cut out the Cardboard texts, print, cut, and assemble the arrows.

A client organizes events for companies. For an on-site event, they were looking for 6 exhibition walls that could stand independently for groups to work on during the event.

Our exhibition walls can be seen until September 1, 2018, at Museum Het Schip in Amsterdam. We were allowed to set up this exhibition with walls made of Cardboard. Architect and graphic designer Antonello Livrano conceived how it should look, and our task was to technically build this from Cardboard.

With daily use, a stain or ring can appear, you can prevent this by varnishing the furniture. This can be done in a color, but you can also enhance the natural color by using a clear varnish. After varnishing, you can easily keep your furniture clean and even wipe it with a damp cloth.

This Cardboard Honeycomb Cabinet was custom-made for the space where it would be placed and its use. The cabinet needed to have room for the television, equipment, and storage space. The cabinet is built from layers of 50 mm thick honeycomb Cardboard. The cabinet has a total size of 210 cm wide, 200 cm high, and 38.5 cm deep.

We made some promotional material for various actions. A racetrack made of Cardboard to show the plotter possibilities. The car is built from parts hidden under the grandstand.

For the opening of the renovated office of our client Raypack, we made a custom light box as a gift. We cut out the logo from various layers of 15 mm corrugated cardboard. The LED strip is hidden in the rearmost layer. We made the back wall white for optimal lighting.

For the green municipality of Amsterdam, we were allowed to make exhibition walls from our 5 cm thick 100% recycled honeycomb Cardboard for the meeting "Space for the city". The exhibition walls are 218×120 cm and equipped with 2 feet per wall.