Stands
MAGNIFICENT
Establishing a brand identity, communicating about new products or services, strengthening the customer relationship... Companies have a host of objectives for their trade fair events!
Galis offers its clients a comprehensive creative and technical response based on their requirements and strategic challenges: a conventional stand, a modular version, or a hybrid of the two.
Galis offers its clients a comprehensive creative and technical response based on their requirements and strategic challenges: a conventional stand, a modular version, or a hybrid of the two.
The fundamentals of stand design
In the stand design business, there are many different players on the scene and it is never easy to prepare for a conference or an event and come up with a design that meets your objectives while staying on budget.
Galis is an exhibition stand design and manufacturing agency; we are specialists in stand design. We develop an exhibition and layout strategy that optimises your visibility and draws as many eyes as possible to your stand, making visitors want to enter your space and generating qualified leads for potential business.
Our in-house carpentry team enables us to respond directly to the client's wishes and to support them in their exhibition strategy while remaining ever ready to respond quickly. Our design office listens to your needs and designs your customised stand, then the team in our carpentry workshop builds it.
With a custom-made stand, you will draw in not only prospective customers... You will also attract the attention of any trade fair visitors with a sense of curiosity. Creating emotion through design, making an impression on the visitor, and ensuring that it is a lasting impression is also part of our shared strategy: The stand is akin to a restaurant. The more crowded the restaurant, the more passers-by want to come in.
OPTIMISATION STRATEGY
A customised exhibition stand is a tool that is imagined, designed, built, and assembled for a trade fair, a conference, or an event to allow you to experience meetings and grow your business at the same time.
A stand is an ephemeral space for selling, exchanging, working, and sharing information. Its design reflects your image, and its layout reflects your work processes and values.
We study ways to optimise the reserved location by identifying the main visitor traffic flows and a strategic angle to maximise the visibility of your sign.
To meet your strategic commercial needs and your communication challenges, to highlight your products, your expertise and your history, the customised stand is the ideal "business tool" to immerse the visitor in the world of your company.
DESIGN SERVING TO ADVANCE YOUR OVERALL STRATEGY!
A custom-made exhibition stand showcases the strategy and communication of a product, a company, a service, or serves to highlight your concept or project. A stand is perceived as event architecture from the perspective of your strategic design with your objectives in mind.
Event architecture is revolutionising the art of communicating at a trade fair or public event. It enables you to make an impression on the visitors and spark emotion by attracting them to your space. No detail is left to chance, each production is custom-made with a production technique that allows us to offer a high-quality rendering that is worthy of the different audiences that will be attending.
A custom-built stand is an event within an event, so feel free to seek advice from stand design agencies with their own in-house carpentry workshop.
Obviously, the advent of digital technology has brought a new dimension to customised stands. That is the challenge before our in-house carpentry team: to fully grasp new digital technologies as they arise so that we can incorporate them effectively into our stands.
With the right balance, the combination of digital technology and a customised stand creates the much sought after "wow" factor.
At Galis, we try to incorporate as much technology as possible into the stand, to make it a more comfortable environment for your people working there, to create that "wow" factor, and to draw in visitors with an interest in technological gadgets. But it is important not to overdo it. If you overload the visitor with too much information, you will lose their attention. The overloaded visitor will no longer be able to distinguish between the different areas and products on the stand, which can be counterproductive.
