The (raised) floor of your exhibition stand

A floor in an exhibition booth is more than the ground on which it runs. The design, material and colors are the basis for the appearance of your exhibition participation. The right floor also offers smart (hidden) functionalities that your exhibition stand needs.

Opt for raised floor or not

At trade fairs and conferences you can lay your floor covering directly on the exhibition floor or on an elevated floor. The choice depends on your exhibition stand design and desired functionalities.

The advantages of an elevated floor:

· You can play with floors in different heights in your design. This way you create a playful, contemporary effect.

· A raised floor in your exhibition stand design offers an even, stable surface. In most exhibition halls it is missing. The substrate consists of uneven concrete or has seams and edges. With a raised floor you ensure yourself of a beautiful, straight floor.

· An elevated position gives appearance. The position literally rises above the aisle. The edges of stand are neatly finished with an aluminum border.

· Raised floors offer the possibility to remove cables, plug sockets, water supply invisibly. In this way, objects that need power in the middle of the position can be placed neatly, without visible cords.

· An elevated floor also helps to anchor heavy objects to the floor of the exhibition stand, so that they are unplaceable or cannot fall over.

Verhoogde vloer hoogglans rood 10cm

Raised floor 10cm finished with wooden tiles lacquered in high gloss red

verhoogde vloer 3

Raised floor 3cm finished with 50x50cm transparent tiles with printed inlay

Points of attention for an elevated floor:

• An elevated floor indicates a clear division between exhibits This can unknowingly create distance from the visitor, because he really has to enter your office or store. This is not an insurmountable ‘disadvantage’, but it is good to think about this.

• The step at an elevated floor of 10 cm can literally be too high a threshold for some visitors. Therefore, include one or more ramps in your design for barrier-free access.

• Due to the extra necessary materials and work, the costs for an elevated floor are higher.

King of Exhibition Stands offers the following three options for your exhibition stand. We indicate three corresponding price ranges:

€ = economy, €€ = business, €€€ = premium

Ground floor exhibition stand

€
  • finish with velour carpet or carpet tiles
carpet directly on the exhibition floor

carpet directly on the exhibition floor

This is an economic solution for your exhibition stand, where your stand is accessible to everyone without a step. As carpeting we use carpet tiles or carpet roller. Heavy objects can easily be placed on a ground floor exhibition stand.

Raised floor layer

€€
  • Only 3 cm high
  • Power cables can be concealed invisibly
  • Accessible for wheelchairs without a driveway
  • loadable up to 3600kg/m2
  • finish with carpet, wood or laminate
raised floor 3cm

raised floor 3cm

This ultra-low raised floor is unique. It consists of floor plates made of recyclable ABS plastic of only 3 cm high with notches. In these notches, power cables or LED strips are concealed invisibly. This makes a tight, stable surface, with all cables safe and neatly out of sight, possible with a minimum step of 3 cm. The tiled floor can then be covered with carpet tiles, luxury carpet, laminate or other materials. The raised floor is finished with an aluminum edge.

An additional advantage is that due to the low step is an investment in an oblique ascent until the position is not necessarily necessary.

Raised floor high

€€€
  • 10cm high
  • (high) power cables, water & gas or air pipes can be concealed invisibly.
  • indicates status to your position
  • finish with carpet, wood or laminate
raised floor 10cm finished with oak laminate

raised floor 10cm finished with oak laminate

An elevated floor of 10 cm high can be used for several reasons. It is part of your playful design or is necessary for the connection of multiple facilities. Think of getting rid of large power cables, water supplies and anchoring materials. This floor is part of the beMatrix frame system. This means even more options for your design. BeMatrix’s aluminium profiles allow not only straight, but also unique, curved connections. This means that you can make the floor curved and seamlessly pass into the wall. As a result, the floor and wall seem to merge into each other.

Due to the flat surface, laminate or wooden tiles as floor coverings are possible with this raised floor of 10 cm in addition to carpet tiles or carpet.

A disadvantage of an elevated floor of 10 cm is the high step for visitors. Therefore, include oblique entrances in your design. Visitors with a wheelchair or visitors who have difficulty walking can easily enter your stand. The load capacity of the beMatrix floor system is 500 kg load capacity per m2.