Every event has one fixed hour.
Doors open. Ready or not.
We finish before it.
Twenty four years of it.
Ready before the room fills.
Exhibition stands, fit out and brand production, from our own factory in Jeddah to anywhere in the Kingdom.
Exhibitions, fit out and brand production
Exhibition stands, fit out and brand production, from our own factory in Jeddah to anywhere in the Kingdom.
Jeddah, since 2002
Venues change their rules. Approvals come back. Shipments sit at customs. None of it is new to us, so none of it reaches your opening date.
What we do
Our own 2500 square metre production house in Jeddah and workshops in the Kingdom's main cities. No brokering, and no handing your project to a subcontractor you never met.
01
Custom stands designed, built in our own production house, and handed over ready. From a ten metre shell to a national pavilion.
Design, engineering drawings, venue submissions, fabrication in Jeddah, transport, install and dismantle. One contract, one project manager, and a crew you meet before build up starts.
02
Showrooms, offices and stores. The same crew and the same deadline discipline, built to stay.
Millwork, lighting, display cases, integrated screens, signage and the finishing that decides whether a space reads as expensive. Built with exhibition speed and joinery standards.
03
Launches, ceremonies and activations, produced end to end by one accountable team.
Concept, production design, staging, supplier management, permits, rehearsal and show calling. We carry the whole thing, including the parts nobody enjoys.
04
The stand is the room. These are the things inside it that do the selling.
Product plinths, demo counters, digital screens, sampling units, roll ups and point of sale pieces, planned around how visitors actually move through your stand.
05
Our own presses, so your graphics are never the thing that runs late.
Large format banners and wall graphics, backlit panels, booklets, collateral, stationery and packaging. Printing in house is one of the reasons a late artwork change does not cost you a day.
06
Brand environments and internal branding, so a space says who you are before anyone speaks.
Wayfinding, feature walls, applied graphics, office and showroom identity, and the roll out drawings that keep it consistent across every branch.
07
Bespoke objects, awards and gifting, prototyped before anything is produced.
Crystal, brass, timber and stone, cut and finished to your own design, with presentation boxes made to match. Sampled first so nothing is a surprise at handover.
Selected work
Exhibitions and booths
A closed meeting room on a second floor, over an open reception, in a hall with a height limit.
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Exhibitions and booths
Lighting recessed inside a curved shell — it has to be cut right the first time, because it cannot be corrected on site.
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Exhibitions and booths
Lighting a car at night without lighting anything else.
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Exhibitions and booths
A stand people walk through rather than stand in front of, planned around four days of crowd.
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Exhibitions and booths
Building inside a hotel ballroom: a fixed height limit, and no work that makes noise or dust.
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Design before build
Every stand is drawn and rendered first, so the layout, the materials and the way a visitor moves through it are all agreed before anything is built. Nothing is a surprise on site.
Concept
A two-storey stand for a vertical transportation manufacturer, designed around a live demonstration shaft. The upper deck carries meeting space over an open product floor, with a back-lit brand wall and a perimeter truss that keeps sightlines open from every aisle. Modelled and rendered in full before a single panel was cut.
Built
A large two-storey pavilion designed for a national investment platform. The ground floor opens with a wide reception and screen wall; a patterned mashrabiya skin wraps the structure and filters light into the majlis and meeting rooms above. Designed as a kit of repeated modules so it can be built, dismantled and rebuilt for later editions without redesign.
Built
A stand study built around a single brand green: a continuous ceiling frame folds down into the walls, a curved counter anchors the centre, and a planted outdoor extension carries the same colour outside the hall. Presented to the client as renders before production.
Concept
A compact hospitality unit designed in a heritage register — slatted timber screens, a clay palette and a raised service counter — sized to drop into a standard exhibition bay without special rigging. Designed for repeat use across seasonal events.
How the days are won
The same stages, but design, approvals and fabrication run together instead of one after another. That is the whole difference.
Guides
Before you sign
The difference shows up in the last seventy two hours. A lower number usually buys thinner materials, a smaller crew and no float in the schedule, and none of that is visible until build up. Ask any contractor, us included, for three projects from the last twelve months and the phone numbers of those clients. We send ours before you ask.
It should not reach that point. We prepare the structural, electrical and fire safety submissions ourselves, in each venue's own format, and we file them early. A rejected submission costs three to seven days, and those are days nobody has.
Often yes, and it is a large part of what we do. Tell us the date, the venue and what exists so far. If we cannot deliver it properly we will say so on the same call rather than take a deposit.
We work Kingdom wide and keep workshops near the main cities, so heavy pieces are built close to the venue instead of being trucked across the country in the last week. The project manager travels with the job either way.
The project manager who has been on the job since the drawings, plus the build crew. Not a coordinator meeting your stand for the first time on the morning of build up.
A standard custom stand wants about six weeks from approved design. We have delivered in far less, and we will tell you honestly which parts get harder as the window shrinks, before you commit rather than after.
Start here
If the date is possible we will say how. If it is not, we will say that on the same call instead of taking a deposit.
