LMD trade fair booth setsLMD Ready-made kits

The construction of the profiles we use to make our LMD exhibition booths is designed to ensure even illumination of graphics from both sides of the display. This is thanks to the wide profile, measuring 14 cm in width, and the placement of LED strips. As a result, LMD trade show displays are precisely illuminated, and the graphics look particularly impressive.

By opting for an LMD system trade show booth, you will also gain high-quality prints, on which your personalized graphics will be placed. To create them, we use the sublimation printing method. This modern technique is not only ecological but also allows us to achieve vivid graphics and deep, saturated colors. Thus, your trade show construction will not only fit well into the graphic identification of your brand but will also become an impressive business card. The material we use for printing is a type of backlit fabric. Thanks to its properties, light is excellently diffused, which translates into an even better visual effect. Additionally, after dismantling the system, the prints take up little space and do not crease.

Thanks to the advanced technological processes we use in our production line, we can prepare professional LMD system trade show booths according to your needs. Although the standard wall height is 250 cm, we can also prepare other dimensions. As a result, you will gain tailor-made exhibition stands for your business.

As you can see, in selected configurations of the LMD booth setups available here, there is an option for a small office area. Such a backstage area greatly facilitates work at trade shows, as personal items or additional promotional materials can be stored inside. Additionally, shelves can also be added to the set. Therefore, if you attend trade shows with a booth setup prepared based on the LMD system, you will gain not only an effective advertising medium but also a comfortable workspace.

The procedure for assembling the system is not complicated and requires basic manual skills. To erect the entire structure, individual elements must be connected and tightened using an Allen key.