Custom booth
For a brief where spatial form, visitor flow and brand presentation must be developed specifically from an approved concept.
Spatial brand experience
Exhibition Booths, Activations & Brand Spaces
Turn an approved concept into a booth that works for the brand, visitors, venue rules and opening date. Quickprint develops the production route, fabricates structures and branded elements, then coordinates logistics, on-site build, finishing, handover and dismantling.
Booth type
Choose the booth type around how the space will be used.
The right approach depends on the event objective, product requirements, venue rules, reuse plans and build-up window.
Modular & reusable booth
For programmes that anticipate reuse or different configurations.
Actual reusability depends on the design, material condition, storage, transport and dimensions of the next venue.Activation & product showcase
For product launches, demonstrations or visitor interaction, with counters, product displays, storage, graphics, signage, lighting and finishes arranged around the experience.
Physical execution designed around where the work will live, how it will be used and what the brand needs to communicate.
What we can deliver
Scope built to fit the campaign
- Custom exhibition booths
- Modular and reusable booth systems
- Product-launch and activation spaces
- Counters, product displays and storage
- Graphics, signage, lighting and finishes
- On-site build, handover and dismantling
Scope options
Define the scope boundary before requesting a quotation.
These are selectable scope blocks, not fixed-price packages. Inclusions and exclusions are confirmed in the quotation.
Production development
Review the approved design against venue information, develop production drawings, select materials and finishes, prepare samples where required, and establish the build method.
Fabrication & branded elements
Structures, counters, product displays, storage, graphics, signage, lighting and finishes within the approved scope.
On-site delivery
Packing, logistics, build-up, final finishing, punch-list completion, show-ready handover and dismantling when included.
Decisions & timing
The schedule follows the decisions and access windows.
A generic lead time is not reliable until the design, venue and scope are known.
Design & production-drawing approval
Venue submission deadlines
Material, sample & finish approvals
Structure, fixture, graphics & lighting complexity
Location, logistics & access windows
Changes after production approval
Before quotation
Production can be planned more accurately when venue information is complete.
Share the operating constraints early so the production and site-delivery method can be checked against them.
Quickprint can align its production method with the venue documents provided. Final approval remains with the organiser or venue authority.- 01
Event, venue, hall & booth number
- 02
Floor plan, footprint, open sides & height limit
- 03
Venue technical manual & organiser submission deadlines
- 04
Build-up and dismantling windows, loading access & pass requirements
- 05
Applicable structure, floor protection, power, lighting & fire-safety rules
- 06
Design approval status & responsibility for formal submission
Relevant proof
See the work in context.
A more useful brief
Send a booth brief that is ready to review.
The first quotation becomes more useful when the venue, dimensions, dates, design status and required scope arrive together.
Send booth brief on WhatsApp- 01Event, venue, city, hall and booth number
- 02Length × width × maximum height and open sides
- 03Booth type and required scope
- 04Build-up, opening and dismantling dates
- 05Design or artwork status
- 06Venue manual availability
- 07Main components and functional needs
- 08Indicative budget, if available
Before we start
Practical questions
Do you design booths or only produce them?+
Quickprint can start from an approved design or concept, then develop the production drawings, materials, finishes and build method. If concept design is also required, that scope should be confirmed before quotation.
Should we choose a custom or modular booth?+
A custom booth offers greater freedom of form and finish for a specific brief. A modular system is more relevant when reuse or reconfiguration is a priority.
What is needed for an initial quotation?+
Send the event and venue, booth dimensions and open sides, target dates, design status, available venue manual and required scope. The quotation can be refined after drawings, materials and venue requirements are reviewed.
Is venue approval included?+
Quickprint can prepare technical production information relevant to its scope. Responsibility for formal submission, approval and venue fees must be confirmed for each project.
Can Quickprint handle production only?+
Yes. The scope can be production-only or extended to logistics, build-up, handover and dismantling as agreed.
What happens after the event?+
Dismantling can be included. Return transport, disposal, storage, repair and reuse planning should be confirmed separately.
Ready to start?
Make the next campaign easier to execute.
Share the scope, sites and target date. We’ll help shape the production route and next steps.
Start on WhatsApp