The Aluvision exhibition system was developed from practical experience in exhibition stand construction. The founders of Aluvision worked as trade fair builders for many years and knew the everyday challenges of classic stand construction from their own experience. The starting point was the realization that there was no system on the market that sensibly combined reusability, flexibility, and economic efficiency. This led to the idea of designing their own modular trade fair construction system based on aluminum. From the outset, the focus was on moving away from traditional wooden exhibition stand construction. Temporary wooden structures generate considerable amounts of waste after events and can only be reused to a limited extent. Especially at large exhibition centers, the scene after dismantling is often neither ecologically nor economically sustainable. Aluminum as a base material offered an alternative approach: durable, stable, reusable, and fully recyclable.
With the Aluvision exhibition system, sustainability is not seen as an additional argument, but as a fundamental design principle. The aluminum profiles are designed so that they can be used over many exhibition cycles. Adjustments to new stand sizes or changed design concepts are not made by building new structures, but by reconfiguring existing elements. This shifts the focus in trade fair construction from short-term project logic to long-term system planning. For exhibitors and trade fair constructors, this means greater planning security, as investments are not tied to individual events but can be used over many years. At the same time, material usage is significantly reduced, as no one-off special constructions are necessary.
A key feature of the Aluvision exhibition system is its openness to different materials. The aluminum frame system serves as a supporting structure into which a wide variety of surfaces can be integrated. These include classic panel materials as well as textile coverings, backlit surfaces, or LED elements. This versatility makes it possible to create different design zones within a single exhibition stand—such as quiet communication areas, eye-catching presentation areas, or technical product zones. The modularity ensures that these elements do not stand side by side as separate systems, but are constructively connected to each other. Typical applications for the Aluvision exhibition system include:
In addition to sustainability, efficiency plays a decisive role in trade fair operations. Trade fair stands must be set up and dismantled within tight time frames. The Aluvision exhibition system is designed so that assembly and dismantling can be carried out with comparatively little manpower. The precisely manufactured aluminum profiles enable a high degree of accuracy, minimizing rework on site. At the same time, the modular principle reduces the likelihood of errors, as recurring elements are used in a standardized manner. For trade fair constructors, this means better predictability in terms of time and personnel requirements. The system logic also proves to be an advantage during ongoing trade fair operations. Individual elements can be exchanged or adapted without having to rebuild the entire stand. This is particularly relevant for international trade fair appearances, where stands have to be adapted to different hall specifications.
Aluminum is more expensive to purchase than simple wooden structures, but its economic advantages become apparent over its service life. Since the Aluvision trade fair system is reusable, the investment costs are spread over many trade fair appearances. At the same time, there are no costs for disposal, new construction, or extensive custom-made products. For exhibitors with a regular trade fair calendar, this results in an economically stable model that takes both ecological and business aspects into account. Trade fair construction is thus understood less as a one-off project and more as a system that can be planned for the long term.
Trade fair construction is undergoing change. Flexibility, sustainability, and digital integration are key requirements today. The Aluvision exhibition system is an expression of this change, as it does not rely on rigid constructions, but on modular building blocks that can be adapted to changing requirements. The system is therefore exemplary of a development in which trade fair appearances no longer have to be reinvented each time, but can be built on a stable, reusable basis. It is precisely this approach that is increasingly shaping professional trade fair construction.