Kits de stands d'exposition - 6 m x 6 m

Kits de stands d'exposition 20 × 20 — Solutions spacieuses et percutantes pour les salons professionnels

Affirmez votre présence lors des grands salons, expositions ou événements d'entreprise grâce à nos kits de stands d'exposition 6 x 6 m. Conçus avec une structure légère en aluminium et des panneaux imprimés haut de gamme en tissu ou en graphisme , ces kits offrent un espace généreux pour la présentation de produits, les démonstrations, l'interaction avec les clients et la mise en valeur de votre marque . Leur conception modulaire permet des agencements personnalisables , et des composants tels que comptoirs, tours, signalétique suspendue et zones de démonstration vous permettent de créer un stand professionnel et entièrement fonctionnel . Faciles à monter sans outils, portables et réutilisables , ils constituent une alternative économique aux installations permanentes – la solution idéale pour les marques recherchant flexibilité, évolutivité et une image soignée pour tous leurs événements.

Pourquoi choisir des kits de cabine 20×20

  • Agencement spacieux de 20 x 20 pieds – Espace idéal pour les démonstrations, les expositions et les échanges avec les visiteurs.

  • Conception modulaire et flexible – Personnalisez les murs, les comptoirs et la signalétique.

  • Installation sans outil – Montage et démontage rapides.

  • Léger et portable – Facile à transporter et à réutiliser.

  • Graphismes personnalisables – Mettez en valeur vos logos, produits et messages de marque.

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Kits de stands d'exposition - 6 m x 6 m
Kits de cabines modulaires 6 m x 6 m - Modèle 01

Kits de cabines modulaires 6 m x 6 m - Modèle 01

$4,280 CAD
Kits de cabines modulaires 6 m x 6 m - Modèle 11

Kits de cabines modulaires 6 m x 6 m - Modèle 11

$8,317 CAD
Kits de cabines modulaires 6 m x 6 m - Modèle 07

Kits de cabines modulaires 6 m x 6 m - Modèle 07

$6,517 CAD
Kits de cabines modulaires 6 m x 6 m - Modèle 04

Kits de cabines modulaires 6 m x 6 m - Modèle 04

$8,285 CAD
20x20 Island Booth with 3D Media Walls & 3 Counters

20x20 Island Booth with 3D Media Walls & 3 Counters

$6,941 CAD
20x20 Island Booth with 360 Photo Booth & Tiered Hanging Sign

20x20 Island Booth with 360 Photo Booth & Tiered Hanging Sign

$6,580 CAD
20x20 Island Booth with Hexagon Lounge Enclosure & Hanging Sign

20x20 Island Booth with Hexagon Lounge Enclosure & Hanging Sign

$5,764 CAD
20x20 Magnetic Booth Kit with 2 TV Displays & Counter

20x20 Magnetic Booth Kit with 2 TV Displays & Counter

$6,007 CAD

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20x20 Magnetic Booth Kit with 2 Cubic Towers & Counter

20x20 Magnetic Booth Kit with 2 Cubic Towers & Counter

$5,002 CAD
20x20 Booth Kit with 20ft Backdrop, Entry Arch & 2 TV Mounts

20x20 Booth Kit with 20ft Backdrop, Entry Arch & 2 TV Mounts

$7,035 CAD
20x20 Magnetic Booth Kit with Y-Shape Walls & Reception Counter

20x20 Magnetic Booth Kit with Y-Shape Walls & Reception Counter

$6,489 CAD
20x20 Island Booth with 3D Fabric Walls & Circular Hanging Sign

20x20 Island Booth with 3D Fabric Walls & Circular Hanging Sign

$5,799 CAD
20x20 Booth Kit with 20ft 3D Backdrop, TV Shelving & 4 Counters

20x20 Booth Kit with 20ft 3D Backdrop, TV Shelving & 4 Counters

$7,238 CAD
20x20 Gallery Booth with Entry Arch Towers, TV Mounts & Counters

20x20 Gallery Booth with Entry Arch Towers, TV Mounts & Counters

$5,744 CAD
Kits de cabines modulaires 6 m x 6 m - Modèle 15

Kits de cabines modulaires 6 m x 6 m - Modèle 15

$5,651 CAD
Kits de cabines modulaires 6 m x 6 m - Modèle 14

Kits de cabines modulaires 6 m x 6 m - Modèle 14

$9,480 CAD
800+ Products available
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Frequently Asked Questions

What actually goes into four hundred square feet? +
A central structure, two or three counters, a seating or meeting zone, a demo area and built-in storage, with real circulation space left over. Filling an island is the classic mistake. Leave roughly a third of the floor empty so people move through rather than around, and keep anything near a corner low, because corners are entrances. Solid mass belongs in the middle.
Is an island definitely better than a corner or inline space? +
Not automatically. An island only pays off if you can staff four sides and produce artwork for every elevation. With a team of three, a corner 20x10 with one strong face will look busier than an island with two unattended sides. Islands also cost more in graphics, freight and install labour. Take one because you need to host demos, meetings or a queue.
How do I keep sight lines working from every aisle? +
Walk the four aisles on the floor plan and check what a visitor sees from each. The test is whether you can see through the booth on both diagonals; if you can, the space reads as enterable. Keep anything above about four feet either central or narrow, so tall elements are landmarks rather than barriers. Confirm the perimeter height rules with the organizer.
How many people does a 20x20 need? +
Four at minimum, six comfortably. That covers every open side and lets you run a demo and a conversation at the same time. Understaffing shows badly in an island, because an empty side is visible from a whole aisle rather than hidden behind a wall. Build a rota that assigns quadrants rather than tasks, and plan where staff take breaks, since there is no backstage.
What about screens, and how many? +
Two or three facing different aisles beats one large panel facing whichever direction you guessed. A 55 to 65 inch screen on a central tower can be seen from two sides at an angle, the most efficient single position. An outward-facing wall section catches the aisle your tower faces away from. Keep content silent, captioned and short.
Where do empty cases and coats live? +
Inside the structure, because there is no behind. Specify a lockable closet or a counter with genuine internal volume when you plan the build, and measure your cases before deciding how big it needs to be. Some shows collect empty crates and store them off the floor, which is worth confirming with the organizer early. Do not drape a cloth over a stack of cases.
What does freight look like for an island build? +
Several cases, sometimes on a pallet, shipping free across Canada. Islands generate more parts than any inline footprint of similar area, so a packing list is not optional. Number the cases and note which build stage each one belongs to. Advance warehouse shipping, where offered, is the calmer route, because crates are placed before your crew arrives. Drayage, power and rigging come through show services.
How long does an island take to install, and do I need help? +
Plan a full setup day with three or four people, and confirm the labour rules with the organizer first, because some halls require their own crews for certain work and almost always for anything suspended. Sequence is uprights, then the central structure, then headers, then outer elements, then graphics, then cable and level. Fabric last, always. Do a dry run in a large room.
Can I build an island from parts I already own? +
Partly. The aluminum frame system is the same across footprints, so straight wall sections from an inline booth become outward-facing elevations here, and SEG graphics reprint onto frames you keep. What an island adds is a central structure, enclosed storage and artwork for four fronts. Send us a list of what you have with your floor plan and we will mock up the island around it.