Capability
how long it takes to build a stand
Process & timelines
Phases of building, transport and assembly of a stand
The question of how long it takes to build a stand depends on size, construction complexity, and whether the structure is new or reused from a previous edition. At Standea the process always goes through the same phases: detail engineering on the design received, cutting and machining in the workshop, edge banding and finishes, a trial assembly in the workshop when the project justifies it, transport to the venue, and on-site assembly/dismantling. The sooner the detail design is locked, the more room there is to avoid depending on last-week rush deadlines.
Technical specs
Phase 1 — Detail engineering
Varies with project complexity
Phase 2 — Workshop (cutting, machining, finishes)
Varies with the stand's m²
Phase 3 — Transport
Depending on distance to the venue
Phase 4 — On-site assembly
Varies with the stand type
Phase 5 — Dismantling
Usually a matter of hours
