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Behind the scenes

Why your stands are made in France

This isn’t a brochure line: the workshop is a few minutes from our offices, and that proximity makes a real difference to your show: lead times, quality control, short supply chains.

End grain of stacked oak timber, magenta strap, late-afternoon light

A workshop just minutes away

All our stands are made in France, by a production partner right next to our premises in Brétigny-sur-Orge. This proximity shortens lead times, secures logistics and allows direct quality control: we go and see the build for ourselves rather than hoping for the best.

Reuse, at the heart of the model

Rented modular structures are reused from one client to the next; the furniture, stackable to take up less room in the lorry, is reused too. Between trade shows, a rented stand comes back to us; a purchased stand can stay in our warehouse for €80 excl. VAT per month. The life cycle is how the model actually works, not a statement of intent.

Compliant from the drawing board

A French design office that works with French organisers’ regulations produces stands that comply from the outset: approval from the organiser is included in the service. And for a public buyer, the ‘made in France’ claim can be documented: workshop location, production certificates.

What you gain, in plain terms

Deadlines met, with a quote within 48 hours on packs and costing within 14 working days for joinery stands, a lighter logistics footprint thanks to short supply chains, and a point of contact who can drop by the workshop in the morning and get back to you in the afternoon.