Highlights of the Syma exhibition system – new components, lighting solutions, and further development

Highlights of the Syma exhibition system – new components, lighting solutions, and further development

New glass balustrade for high-quality stand architecture

A key highlight is the newly developed glass balustrade. For the first time, it enables the seamless integration of large glass areas into the Syma exhibition system. The structural underrun is neatly concealed, so there are no visible edges or unsightly transitions. This allows balustrades, galleries, or raised stand areas to be created that are more reminiscent of high-quality shopfitting than classic system exhibition construction. This solution really comes into its own in open, multi-story stand concepts. Transparency, safety, and design are combined without the need for additional special constructions or third-party systems.

Further development of the XWALL with homogeneous backlighting

The existing system components have also been specifically refined. The XWALL has been technically enhanced and now offers full-surface backlighting in addition to the familiar edge lighting. This is made possible by integrated light carpets that ensure uniform illumination of the wall surfaces. The main advantage lies in the visual quality. Graphics, fabrics, or printed surfaces are illuminated without dark areas or visible light fall-off. This creates a calm, high-quality appearance and supports brand presentations in which light is used specifically as a design element.

Ceiling systems with reduced system character

Another highlight is the further development of the ceiling elements in the Syma exhibition system. The aim was to significantly reduce the visible system character. The new solutions appear less technical and blend in more visually with architecturally influenced stand concepts. Ceiling surfaces can now be designed in such a way that they are more reminiscent of permanent interior fittings. Cables, profiles, and connecting elements fade into the background, while light, materiality, and spatial effect dominate. Syma is thus responding to the growing desire of many exhibitors to make exhibition stands appear more like temporary brand spaces and less like classic system stands.

Sustainability as an integral part of system development

A recurring theme in all the highlights is sustainability. The Syma exhibition system is designed to be used, rebuilt, and expanded over many years. New components such as glass balustrades or lighting systems are designed to be integrated into existing structures without devaluing older components. The use of aluminum profiles further supports this approach. Aluminum is durable, stable, and has a high recycling rate. This ensures that both ecological and economic aspects remain in balance in the long term. Typical features of the current highlights are:

• Seamlessly integrable glass balustrades for open stand architecture
• Homogeneously backlit wall surfaces without visible disturbances
• Ceiling systems with reduced system character
• Full compatibility with existing Syma components
• Multiple reusability of all components

Classification of the Syma exhibition system highlights

The current highlights of the Syma exhibition system are examples of evolution rather than radical change. Existing products are being further developed in a targeted manner, and new components are being added to the system in a meaningful way without changing its basic principle. Syma thus remains true to its claim of offering a durable, flexible, and sustainable exhibition system that meets both the design and economic requirements of modern trade fair appearances.