This range of display stands includes five completely different designs, which comes either single or double sided. What makes these display stands special is that not only do they have a large poster display, but also come equipped with literature racks underneath to store promotional material.

These display stands incorporate snap-shut frames for quick and painless poster changing, making them perfect for shop displays or retail environments where promotions are changing at a frequent pace.

The Dynamic range of display stands are also height adjustable for maximum visibility and are constructed with steel base plates making them one of the most stable display stands on the market.

Graphics for the poster can either be designed by the client, or by Discount Displays, and are always printed in-house to ensure full control over the process.

Our personal favourite is the Dynamic 4 double-sided due to the inclusion of 4 A4 steel literature holders.

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• Space, Usually charged by the square meter. Most exhibition venues offer space only, which is exactly that, or shell scheme. A shell scheme usually consists of a panel system on the stand perimeters, with a named headboard above the entrance. In theory, a shell scheme should enable you to turn up, hang a few graphics and get on with the show.

• Stand Design. Can be very simple to extremely complex. Some exhibitors find it cheapest to do their own stand whilst many companies will employ a stand designer to gain maximum impact.

• Stand Build. Again, whilst it is possible to create your own stand, many companies will employ a stand builder to build and breakdown the stand. Many companies offer a combined design and build service.

• Lighting and Electrics. Don’t forget, once the stand is built, you will need to provide power and light. These facilities are often controlled by the event organisers and can be costly.

• Literature. Its all very well having a lovely brochure and literature, but be aware of the cost of handing them out at a show. You can get through huge numbers, and if they are given to the wrong people, that could prove very costly.

• Transport. The whole stand, together with any literature, furniture and flooring as well as your products will need to be transported to and from the show.

• Entrance tickets. Most exhibitions will allow a fixed number of tickets for the size of the stand, and if you need more for staff or invited guests, you may be asked to pay.

• Staff. In addition to having to pay staff for longer hours, there are usually associated costs involved such as accommodation, food, travel and parking.

• Catering. Whilst some exhibitors request their staff to feed themselves at the venues facilities, others may order in catering from the event organisers.

• Insurance. Make sure you have adequate insurance, not only for your goods on display, but also liability insurance should anyone hurt themselves whilst on your stand.

• Clear up costs. Make sure you take your rubbish and leftovers with you or you may well get charged.

• Damage Cover. If your designated site is damaged in any way, such as marking the flooring or damaging the shell scheme panels, you are likely to receive an invoice for the repair

Discountdisplays have been producing large format print and exhibition graphics for the last 17 years. Use our experience to highlight yours call 0844 800 1020 and speak to one of our exhibition graphic advisors.