A presence that is seen, and joined
In an aisle where everyone is handing out a leaflet, a visitor who sits down and builds stays several minutes in front of you. The moment is a pleasant one, they relax, and the conversation opens by itself. Your stand becomes a place where people stay, not a place they walk past.
A reason to stop in front of you
The setup offers a simple, relaxed way of starting a conversation at a trade show. Visitors come closer out of curiosity, sit down, set a few pieces — and your sales team no longer has to open the exchange: it is already open. Our facilitators hold the space, welcome, explain, tidy; your teams keep the substance. The stand becomes a place where people stop, come back, and talk.
Two needs, two setups
An organiser wants to make the show more attractive and to lengthen the visit; an exhibitor wants to keep someone in front of their stand. The first setup sits in the middle of the aisles and becomes the landmark of the event; the second fits into a few square metres at the edge. Everything then depends on footfall: at a family show the space never empties; at a tightly scheduled meeting nobody stops long enough. We tell you before costing anything, so the format genuinely matches your situation.
Unibrick has worked with…
an exhibitor who wanted to slow the flow past their stand. Visitors stopped there, and the conversation started naturally.
Trade shows & fairs — At a glance
- Use
- Stands, central areas
- Indicative footprint
- 15 to 40 m²
- Season
- All year round
- Format
- Hosted, participatory
- How it runs
- Continuous flow
- Staffing
- Facilitators provided
- Budget
- On request
- Requirements
- Level floor
- Duration
- To suit the event
- Audience
- Professional and general public
The show, your dates and the size of your pitch are enough.
Say whether you are the organiser or an exhibitor: it is not the same setup, and we do not cost it the same way.